Former Rangers manager Steven Gerrard is reportedly set to hold talks with the Ibrox hierarchy this week as the club searches for a replacement for recently sacked boss Russell Martin. Gerrard, who led Rangers to the Scottish Premiership title in 2021, remains a popular figure among supporters and is seen by many as the man capable of restoring stability and belief at the club.
Sources close to the discussions suggest that Gerrard is open to the idea of returning to Glasgow, provided he is given assurances about transfer backing and the club’s long-term vision. Rangers have endured a turbulent start to the season, prompting swift action from the board following a run of disappointing results under Martin.
Gerrard, currently out of work after leaving his most recent post in the Middle East, is believed to be keen on a return to European football. The prospect of reigniting his connection with the Ibrox faithful and finishing the job he started could be a strong motivation. Talks are expected to intensify in the coming days, with Rangers hopeful of securing a quick appointment before their next league fixture.
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