Wanderers follow the boss of 4-2-3-1, who is an “incredible” Ancelotti alternative

The Glasgow Rangers’ victory at Ibrox is finally over. On Sunday, in the first half, Gus ended up beating his opponent 4-0, thanks to Václavčerný’s goal, Cyriel Dessers, Hamza Igamane, and then Jefté. Černý’s shot deflected through his back.

It was the first victory for the Rangers since February 2, ending a seven-game streak and Ibrox won Barry Ferguson on temporary charges.

The light blue guaranteed second place in the Scottish Premier League, hosted Dundee United on Wednesday night and then had a very disappointing sport at lunch time on Saturday.

In live competitions, the results of the field have little to do with, and the main question that Wanderer supporters are thinking about is who will be their next manager?

OK, can this mystery be solved?

The latest about Ancelotti

Wanderers are interested in appointing Davide Ancelotti as the new manager, according to a report from Madrid-based media AS.

It was confirmed on Monday that Carlo Ancelotti will leave Real Madrid at the end of the season to take over as the new Brazilian manager, thus becoming Seleção’s first permanent foreign head coach since Ramón Platero a century ago.

So, as noted by the above report, Carlo’s son Davide now wants to pursue his own management career and has received “multiple offers” including “several offers” from Saudi professional league clubs, but given the 49 people received and potential football in the Champions League, the most attractive “project” for him is the Wanderer.

Davide, 35, has served as his father’s assistant in Bayern Munich, Naples, Everton and Real Madrid and is outlined by BBC Sport’s Mina Rzouki, known for being a master tactician and outstanding communicator.

Also, as recorded by Ben Banks of Glasgow World, he worked with assistant coach Duncan Ferguson, who was of course a former Mangnus player during Ancelotti’s time at Goodison, who hinted that the duo could be linked again.

So, is the best choice for rookie coaches, or should the 49ers appoint an experienced manager?

Who should appoint Rangers instead of Ancelotti

According to a report by TeamTalk earlier this month, the homeless are said to have “hope to appoint” Danny Röhl as their new manager, and Southampton is also interested.

As football insiders have documented, Röhl, who prefers the 4-2-3-1 system, is likely to “leave Sheffield Wednesday” and has been asked to mess up several field issues since arriving in Hillsborough in October 2023, creating a huge relationship with Dejphon Chansiri.

Florian Plettenberg of Sky Sports Deutschland had previously claimed that Röhl was one of the candidates to become the new manager of RB Leipzig, and in an interview with Kicker he said he “loved in the near future…in the near future…

Let us evaluate the management certificate of Röhl in Yorkshire.

Sheffield’s EFL Championship Survival on Wednesday on 2023/24 was known as the Grand Escape, and thus came up with survival on the last day given that they looked dead and buried when they appointed Röhl, winning only eight of the last 14 fixtures, unbeaten in six games.

The Owls then ranked 12th in the game, a commendable achievement given all their off-court issues and low budget.

As a result, Röhl received widespread praise, Owls forward Josh Windass was described as “incredible” while Toby Gavelle broke the line, praising the “excellent work” he did in Hillsborough, adding that there was no shortage of suitors.

So the 49ers should be smarter and secure a manager rather than appointing Ancelotti’s headline gambling, who has proven himself capable of getting a team above his weight.