Kevin Muscat has reportedly moved to the top of Rangers’ managerial shortlist as the Ibrox board accelerates efforts to appoint a new boss. Sources close to the club suggest the former Rangers defender has impressed decision-makers with his modern tactical approach, leadership qualities, and proven success in both Japan and Australia.
After holding productive discussions with key figures, Muscat is now understood to be a top priority for the board, who view him as the ideal candidate to restore the club’s domestic and European ambitions. His ability to develop young players and instil a winning mentality has strengthened his case, especially given the pressure to deliver immediate results.
While other names such as Danny Röhl and Steven Gerrard were previously linked, Muscat’s growing reputation and deep understanding of Rangers’ culture have given him a clear edge. Talks are expected to continue this week, and an announcement could follow swiftly if negotiations progress smoothly.
For many fans, the potential return of a former Ibrox favourite in the dugout would mark an exciting new chapter for the club.
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