Andrew Cavenagh is rapidly running out of options at Rangers as the search for a new manager goes on.
The Gers have now spent the last two weeks hunting Russell Martin’s successor, and their search had seemingly been narrowing down after Steven Gerrard and Danny Rohl withdrew from the running.Kevin Muscat had agreed to take charge of Rangers in principle, with the move expected to be completed after the conclusion of the Chinese league season on 22 November.
However, the Australian’s appointment at Ibrox has now been cast into serious doubt, which could quickly see the walls close in on the club hierarchyMuscat’s appointment at Rangers could be set to collapse following further talks with Kevin Thelwell and Patrick Stewart, and it is understood that there is growing fear that the potential deal could be in tattersIf the 52-year-old’s move to Govan cannot be salvaged in the coming days, then the Gers essentially find themselves in the exact same position as they were when they sacked Martin, only having already lost three potential candidates from the race
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