After Marco Rose’s departure from RB Leipzig, the discussions surrounding the next Rangers manager have ignited, with Barry Ferguson’s impressive interim stint adding fuel to the speculation. Ferguson’s inspiring leadership during a thrilling comeback victory against Dundee at Dens Park has positioned him as a strong contender for the permanent role at Ibrox. American tycoon Andrew Cavenagh, in partnership with 49ers Enterprises, will play a pivotal role in the decision-making process once they assume control at Rangers.
Numerous reports have surfaced, suggesting that Ferguson is a front-runner for the job, given his successful run in the Europa League and a notable victory over Celtic. His close association with Red Bull, the parent company of Leeds, further bolsters his candidacy. Meanwhile, Marco Rose, now unemployed following Leipzig’s recent defeat, is also being considered for the Rangers managerial position.
With a background of facing off against both Celtic and Rangers in high-stakes European competitions, Rose is no stranger to the pressures of Scottish football. Despite previous setbacks, he remains optimistic about the prospect of leading a successful campaign at Ibrox. Drawing on his experience and familiarity with the Scottish Premiership, Rose could prove to be a formidable force in the league, ready to tackle any challenge that comes his way.
