The 51-year-old, who previously managed Yokohama F. Marinos in Japan and enjoyed success in the A-League with Melbourne Victory, has been a leading candidate throughout the club’s managerial search.
According to multiple reports, Muscat’s deal was finalised earlier this week, and preparations are already underway for his arrival in Glasgow. It’s understood that the former Rangers defender will bring in a number of his own backroom staff, while holding talks with the club’s hierarchy about recruitment plans and long-term strategy.
Muscat’s appointment marks the beginning of a new chapter at Ibrox following the departure of Russell Martin, with the board confident his modern coaching approach and winning mentality will drive the team forward both domestically and in Europe.
Rangers are expected to make an official announcement in the coming hours, confirming Muscat’s return to the club where he played during the late 1990s.
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