The Australian tactician has emerged as the club’s preferred choice following an extensive search to replace Russell Martin, and negotiations are understood to be in the final stages.
Muscat, who previously managed Yokohama F. Marinos and Melbourne Victory, has impressed the Rangers hierarchy with his attacking philosophy, winning mentality, and deep understanding of the club’s culture — having previously played under and worked alongside Ange Postecoglou.
Sources close to the deal suggest only minor contractual details remain before the appointment is made official. The 51-year-old is seen as the ideal figure to lead Rangers into a new era, with a strong focus on dynamic football and developing young talent.
Fans at Ibrox will be hopeful Muscat’s arrival sparks a resurgence as the club looks to reclaim domestic glory and make its mark in Europe. An official announcement confirming his appointment is expected imminently.
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