The key figure in Rangers takeover is impressed and he wants Ibrox Job

The Wanderers are still looking for their next permanent manager, and a new update from journalist Keith Jackson illuminates the matter further.

Rangers continue to look for permanent managers

Assuming Barry Ferguson didn’t remain on the interim until then, then at the end of the season, many names continued to be mentioned as the option to be responsible for at Ibrox.

Rafa Benitez is perhaps the highest profile associated with the show, with former Liverpool and Real Madrid managers aspiring to play the role, having no club since last season at Celta Vigo. He is a well-known winner who won the Champions League while at Anfield, which would represent a high-profile date.

Meanwhile, Gers Legend Ally McCoist has a say on Steven Gerrard’s potential to return to the Scottish giants: “The other thing I heard was Steven Gerrard coming back. He was out of work, but I’m not sure what his current situation is. I think a small problem that might be that he has to leave the country for tax reasons.”

There are also some faint whispers about Jose Mourinho, and the possibility of Ferguson, depending on his fare in the coming weeks, recently coming in as a replacement for Philippe Clement. Now, new updates about the former Ranger Captain have dropped.

Cavenagh

according to Daily recordsJackson’s takeover partner Andrew Cavenagh may see Ferguson as a future permanent ranger manager, the 47-year-old said full-time jobs were “absolutely exploded.” Last week, a 3-1 victory at Fenerbahce in the Europa League, the health insurance tycoon, reported that he watched him as he might be “below the upcoming consortium becomes a serious curve ball”.

Jackson also noted that “in the next six days”, the Scots will get a chance to win the opportunity to show that he is the right person to continue to be responsible as GERS prepares to play Phoenix Bass with the Celtics in Europa and Scottish Premier League.

Ferguson certainly improved the Rangers’ feeling, his knowledge of the club and connection with the fans made things more united than Clement, especially at the end of his reign.

If Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises eventually take over Gers and have a significant say in Ibrox’s long-term choice, then Ferguson seems to have a chance to get the job.

Jackson mentioned that if Gers surpassed Fenerbahce and reached the Europa League quarterfinals and then had a memorable victory at Saturday lunch time, it would offer a lot of benefits for his chances.

That said, Ferguson has less experience than Benitez and Gerrard, so if 49 people impose pans on him, there will be risk factors. They may not allow sentimental coverage of their decision-making process.