Tension is rising at Ibrox as Rangers fans and pundits alike ask the burning question — can Rangers afford to wait for Kevin Muscat?
The former Yokohama F. Marinos boss remains the club’s top target to succeed Philippe Clement, but delays in finalising his appointment have left uncertainty hanging over the team. Muscat, a former Rangers defender known for his fierce mentality and tactical precision, is widely seen as the ideal candidate to restore stability and ambition at the club.
Interim manager Steven Smith continues to guide the squad, but with crucial fixtures ahead and rivals Celtic gaining momentum, time is not on Rangers’ side. Each passing day without a permanent appointment risks derailing their season ambitions and damaging dressing-room confidence.
Supporters are eager for decisive action, calling on the board to move swiftly and bring Muscat home. His appointment could inject the passion and authority Rangers desperately need — but hesitation may come at a heavy cost.
As one fan put it: “Every game we wait is a game lost.” The question now looms larger than ever — can Rangers really afford to wait for Kevin Muscat?
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