Ferguson, a former Rangers captain with a rich history at Ibrox, acknowledged the challenges ahead but emphasized his commitment to revitalizing the team. He has been joined by a coaching staff that includes former teammates Neil McCann, Billy Dodds, and Allan McGregor, as well as Issame Charai, who remains from Clement’s tenure.
Despite his limited top-flight managerial experience, Ferguson has drawn from his own experiences as a player to motivate the squad. He has urged players to “stand up to criticism” and has emphasized the importance of hard work, discipline, and a fighting spirit—values he believes are synonymous with Rangers’ identity.
The club’s chief executive, Patrick Stewart, has indicated that the ongoing football review will continue to address deeper issues within the team, with a permanent manager to be appointed in the coming months.
As Ferguson continues to lead the team through the remainder of the season, the clarity he seeks about his future at Rangers will likely depend on the outcomes of the club’s internal review and the team’s performance in upcoming matches.
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