Interim manager Barry Ferguson has overseen a mixed record, with four wins in 11 matches, leading to speculation about his future beyond the season. The club is exploring both familiar faces and fresh options to steer them forward.
Steven Gerrard is among the frontrunners, with odds of 2/1. Having previously led Rangers to their first league title in a decade, he has since managed at Aston Villa and Al Ettifaq. Gerrard’s leadership qualities and familiarity with the club make him a compelling candidate .
Marco Rose, recently dismissed by RB Leipzig after winning the DFB Pokal and German Supercup, is also in contention. His recent success in Germany positions him as a strong candidate for the Ibrox role .
Other names under consideration include Sean Dyche, Rafa Benitez, and Julen Lopetegui, all currently unattached. Additionally, Tore Andre Flo, Rangers’ record signing, has expressed interest in returning to the club as manager or assistant manager. He endorses Ferguson as a strong candidate, citing his understanding of the club’s high-pressure environment and leadership qualities .
The club’s incoming U.S. investors are expected to influence the final decision, with Gretar Steinsson, currently with the San Francisco 49ers, playing a key role in the managerial search .
As the summer approaches, Rangers aim to appoint a manager who can lead them into a new chapter of success.
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