Chris Sutton has raised concerns about Barry Ferguson’s future at Rangers following their 2-1 defeat to Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership. Despite a goal from Cyriel Dessers, it was not enough to secure a win for the Light Blues.
Sutton believes that Ferguson should not shoulder all the blame for the recent poor results at Ibrox. He questions whether Ferguson will be given the permanent managerial role at Rangers next season.
The former Celtic player highlights the need for significant changes at Ibrox, particularly in the managerial position. After Philippe Clement’s departure, Ferguson was appointed as interim manager, but has failed to bring about the desired turnaround.
With the club still competing in the Europa League, the Rangers hierarchy had hoped for a miracle under Clement’s leadership. However, after a series of disappointing performances, including the defeat to Motherwell, Ferguson’s chances of securing the permanent role have been cast into doubt.
Sutton urges Rangers fans to consider the future of the club and whether Ferguson is the right person to lead them forward. As the season comes to a close, the decision on the managerial position at Ibrox looms large, with changes necessary to drive the team towards success.
