The team’s recent 1-0 loss to Queen’s Park in the Scottish Cup, a defeat not seen since 1882, has intensified calls for change.
In light of these challenges, discussions have emerged regarding potential replacements for Clement. One name that has surfaced is Kevin Muscat, a 51-year-old manager currently with Shanghai Port. Muscat’s contract is set to expire in December 2025, which would require Rangers to pay a compensation fee to secure his services.
However, some pundits advise against pursuing Muscat. They suggest that Rangers should focus on hiring a manager with a proven track record in European football, someone who can navigate the pressures of managing a club of Rangers’ stature. The emphasis is on finding a candidate who understands the intricacies of European competitions and can bring immediate success to the team.
The debate continues as Rangers’ management weighs the options. The club’s decision will be crucial in determining the direction of the team in the coming seasons.
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