Rangers consider the “fantastic” trainer 4-2-3-1 as the following permanent manager

Renjers They considered the employment of a “fantastic” manager who could be the permanent heir to Barry Ferguson in Ibrox, according to a journalist’s update Ben Jacobs.

Rangers appoint Ferguson for a temporary manager

Was a dramatic day or so for Gers after release Philippe Clement On Sunday night, after the DURA 2-0 defeat at the house of St. Mirren, in another poor Scotland Prime Minister result.

Renjers are not in a hurry to bring a permanent heir to a 50-year-old, with Ferguson confirmed as a temporary manager by the end of the campaign. Former GERS captain is a potentially popular option that he has come in and fill the void for now, with respect to his knowledge and passion for the club.

Meanwhile, reunion with Steven Gerrard It looks possible in the summer, and the former manager seen as one of the favorites that comes permanently. Fabrizio Romano acknowledged that she was far from being nailed, however, saying: “At this point, nothing has been decided, so let’s leave all the options open. The club evaluates Clement replacement options, but nothing directly with Gerrard or his camp.”

Other candidates will obviously appear for the Rangers in the near future while planning life after Ferguson, and the second name has now been thrown into a hat.

Renjers watching “Fantastic” manager 4-2-3-1

According to Jacobs for Give me a sport,, The Rangers David Wagner considered the option to replace Clement before they decided on their former skipper as a safe pair of hands, putting it firmly in a mix to get the summer gig, assuming Ferguson does not make enough to earn a long -term stay.

Wagner is an impressive manager who could be a strong choice for Rangers, who now has a huge amount of experience at a high level, not the least leading Huddersfield city from the Championship to the Premier League back in 2017.

The 53-year-old praised Sky Sports pundit Andy Hinchcliffe In the past, even comparing it to a friend and managerial legend Jurgen Klopp: “No one actually heard of David Wagner before entering the club. But the philosophy he instilled in hard work, to have real characters, as well as good players, he is fantastic and see that the team really wants to play for him as.

“He is the championship of Jurgen Klopp. That’s what he is. I know they are good friends, but that’s what he is, it’s extraordinary.”

While some Rangers fans may like the idea of ​​gerrard to return to Ibrox, 4-2-3-1 reads Wagner probably represents a proven option – the former recently abandoned the Saudi Pro League of Al Ettifaq after being in charge of the magic – so it would be a lot of sense to achieve a job for Wagner instead.