Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard is "very disappointed" over the way in which want-away winger Raheem Sterling has conducted himself recently.
The 20-year-old missed training for the second day in succession after phoning in sick, following the Reds' decision to reject a £40m bid from Manchester City.
The England international also reportedly refused to participate in the club's pre-season tour of Australia.
"Very disappointed. I'd love to be able to say what I want to say on it. Gerrard said.
"Raheem and Jordan are at different ends of the scale. Jordan's so professional, he's a winner, a great lad. I don't think there's a more fitting player to take that armband off me.
"I see a lot of my game in Jordan's game and what I like about him is he's very humble."
Sterling is contracted to the Anfield club until 2017.
The 20-year-old missed training for the second day in succession after phoning in sick, following the Reds' decision to reject a £40m bid from Manchester City.
The England international also reportedly refused to participate in the club's pre-season tour of Australia.
"Very disappointed. I'd love to be able to say what I want to say on it. Gerrard said.
"Raheem and Jordan are at different ends of the scale. Jordan's so professional, he's a winner, a great lad. I don't think there's a more fitting player to take that armband off me.
"I see a lot of my game in Jordan's game and what I like about him is he's very humble."
Sterling is contracted to the Anfield club until 2017.
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