The former Southampton manager arrived in Glasgow this summer with the backing of major new investment, but performances and results so far have left fans unconvinced.
Rangers were active in the transfer market, with high-profile arrivals expected to spark an immediate revival. However, early stumbles in both domestic and European fixtures have raised serious questions over Martin’s tactics, team selection and ability to handle the pressure that comes with managing one of Scotland’s most demanding clubs.
On social media and in the stands, frustrations are becoming increasingly visible. Many fans argue that Martin has failed to instill the intensity and identity required at Ibrox, with comparisons being made to previous managers who were shown the door after similar struggles.
Despite the growing unrest, Rangers’ board continues to back their man publicly, insisting that Martin needs more time to implement his style and integrate the new signings. Yet the feeling among supporters is clear: had the decision been in their hands, Martin’s stint at Ibrox would already be over.
For now, the 38-year-old remains in charge, but the margin for error is shrinking fast. A run of poor results could leave the Rangers hierarchy with no choice but to act, as pressure from the stands shows no sign of easing. Martin’s future may well depend on his ability to turn things around quickly — or risk becoming the latest casualty of the Ibrox hot seat.
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