Who will be the Rangers’ next manager? Celtic supporters are also anxiously awaiting the answer to that query. After all, it’s that time of year. The Ibrox club has fired players for four consecutive seasons. In addition to Philippe Clement, Mick Beale, and Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Russell Martin joined the list. Barry Ferguson was given a temporary position but not a permanent one.
You have to ask yourself if it’s all about the management at some time. You can’t possibly make a mistake every time, can you? Additionally, it appears that the Rangers are targeting another former player this time around.
There have been talks with Kevin Muscat, according to BBC Sport, and certain people at Ibrox are eager for him to be hired. He is now the front-runner to succeed him.
However, Muscat would not be available until November 22, the end of the Chinese league season, even if the appointment were made. Neil McCann may fill in temporarily until then, according to some suggestions.
BBC drops Rangers next manager news that will interest Celtic
Muscat is a fascinating profile, to be honest. He has a track record of success, having guided teams to league championships in China, Japan, and Australia. However, many Rangers supporters are content enough to ignore his shortcomings.
If Muscat is hired for the Rangers position, this would not be the first time he has been given a high-level position in Europe. After just winning two of his fourteen games as manager of the Belgian team, he was fired from his position as Sint-Truiden manager.
Clement, for instance, has won the same league three times. We are all aware of the outcome for him at Ibrox.
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