The Reds were impressive 5-0 winners against Porto in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 clash at Esadio do Dragao on Wednesday night.
Sadio Mane scored a hat-trick in Portugal, while Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah got on the score sheet to secure a commanding win.
The Reds side produced a great team performance in the Champions League clash as Dejan Lovren and James Milner created the first two goals thanks to their pressing.
The Liverpool FC trio have been sharing the goals in recent weeks to help Klopp’s side put second-placed Manchester United under pressure in the top-four race.
Gerrard, who was part of the last Reds team to win the Champions League in 2005, spoke in glowing terms about Liverpool FC’s work rate under Klopp.
“I think the work rate of this Liverpool team is very, very special,” Gerrard told BT Sport. “And also how unselfish they are.
“There’s no greed in the team, there’s no one who’s selfish. They all pass the ball to each other.
“They look for each other and they’re all getting in on the act because they know that they’re going to score.”
The Reds are in third place in the Premier League table but a mere two points ahead of Tottenham Hotspur in the race to secure a Champions League spot.
Liverpool FC aren’t in action again until their Premier League clash against West Ham United at Anfield on Saturday 24 February.
The Reds have been in top form in recent weeks and they all but booked their place in the quarter-finals of the Champions League on Wednesday night with an impressive 5-0 victory over FC Porto.
But for all of their attacking prowess, the Reds have struggled to keep clean sheets this season and there is a sense that their defence is not as solid as it should be.
And former Liverpool FC captain Gerrard believes that the Reds’ main problems this season have been caused by individual errors more than collective mistakes.
Speaking to BT Sport on Wednesday night, Gerrard said: “They have to eradicate individual mistakes.
“Liverpool haven’t got results in certain games, even when they’ve played well.
“So if they can eradicate the individual mistakes and find more consistency, I think this Liverpool team will be a force.”
Liverpool FC are currently in third place in the Premier League table as they chase Champions League qualification for the second season running under Klopp.
The Reds, who finished in fourth place last term, will return to Premier League action on Saturday 24 February when they host West Ham United at Anfield.
