declaring it would be a “no-brainer” if the opportunity arose. The 42-year-old, who was part of the club’s winning squad, revealed that he still holds deep affection for the Glasgow giants and is eager to contribute once again — this time potentially in a coaching or mentorship role.
Defoe, who has now completed his coaching badges, said he’s ready to bring his experience and knowledge back to Rangers, helping the next generation of players understand the standards required at the top level. During his previous spell, the Englishman became a fan favourite for both his professionalism and his impact on and off the pitch.
With the club undergoing transition under new management, Defoe’s return could bring valuable leadership and continuity. Sources close to the former England international suggest discussions could be revived as early as next summer.
His message was clear: “If I’ve got the chance to come back to this football club and help, it’s a no-brainer for me.”
👉 Fans are already buzzing at the thought of Defoe’s emotional Ibrox comeback.
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