With Rangers enduring a turbulent few weeks marked by inconsistent results and uncertainty surrounding the managerial situation, Smith has stepped up to steady the ship and inspire belief within the squad.
“It’s been a difficult spell for everyone connected with the club,” Smith admitted. “Our fans have shown incredible loyalty through tough times, and now it’s our job to make them happy again. We owe them that.”
Smith, who continues to lead the side while the club finalises a deal for Kevin Muscat to become the new permanent manager, has been praised internally for maintaining calm and focus during the transition.
The interim coach insists the players are fully committed to delivering a positive response when they face Dundee United this weekend.
“The spirit in the camp is strong. Every player understands what it means to wear this badge,” he continued. “We want to show the supporters that we’re fighting for them and for this club.”
Rangers will return to Scottish Premiership action at Ibrox on Saturday, aiming to turn recent frustration into momentum and reignite their title challenge.
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