Derek Ferguson has weighed in on the possibility of Frank Lampard becoming the next permanent manager of Rangers, following the temporary appointment of his brother Barry Ferguson after Philippe Clement’s departure.
After much deliberation, Patrick Stewart decided to end Clement’s tenure due to consistent fan protests, with Barry now at the helm until the end of the season. The potential new owners, 49ers Enterprises, will need to make a decision on the future of the club once their takeover is complete.
Derek believes Lampard is more than capable of taking on the Rangers managerial role, stating that he would be able to handle the pressure of leading the team. While Barry and his current coaching staff have had some success, an experienced manager may be needed in the long term for the Light Blues.
Although Lampard’s recent managerial record may not be flawless, he has shown promise at Derby County and Coventry, leading many to believe he could be a strong candidate for the permanent position at Ibrox. As the 49ers finalize their potential takeover, Lampard’s name may be one to consider for the future of the club.
