Throughout his career, Milner played for several clubs, including Newcastle, Aston Villa, Manchester City, Leeds, Brighton, and Liverpool.

McCoist thinks it would be a great idea for Milner to join Liverpool's coaching staff, citing his experience and talent as valuable assets that should be shared with younger players.

McCoist said, "Guys who have played for a long time and have a key to their success are talent and hard work. They also have a lot to offer as coaches, as they've played the game and have experience to pass on."

McCoist believes that Milner's presence in the dressing room would be beneficial, as he's a player who has earned the respect of his peers and has a lot to offer as a coach.

Milner has had a successful playing career, scoring 56 goals and providing 90 assists, making him 10th on the all-time Premier League assist chart.

It's unclear what Milner's next move will be, but coaching could be an option for him as he starts the new season.