In Video: Rangers in talks with various candidates in search for Russell Martin successor

In Video: Rangers in talks with various candidates in search for Russell Martin successor

Rangers’ Search for a New Manager Continues: Where Do They Go from Here?

The news that Steven Gerrard has rejected the chance to return to Rangers as manager has left fans of the Scottish club stunned. The former Liverpool captain was the popular choice to replace Russell Martin, who was relieved of his duties last weekend. But for now, it seems that Gerrard has decided against taking the reins at Ibrox.

So, where do Rangers go from here? Our reporter Gordon Duncan spoke live from Ibrox to bring us the latest developments. According to Duncan, the club has already spoken to Danny Ro, the former manager of Sheffield Wednesday, who is currently high up on the shortlist. Ro was also a contender for the role in the summer, and it’s likely that he remains under consideration.

Other names being linked with the job include Michael Carrick, the former Middlesborough boss, and Kieran McKenna, the current manager of Ipswich Town. Carrick is an interesting choice, given his experience at Middlesborough, while McKenna has recently won the Championship Manager of the Month award.

Gary O’Neal and Graeme Potter were also mentioned as potential candidates, but it seems unlikely that either of them will end up on the final shortlist.

The question on everyone’s mind is, of course, when will Rangers make a decision? The club has the entire international break to get the appointment right, but they also know that they need to move quickly. The fans are desperate for a new manager, and the pressure is on to get it right.

As our reporter Gordon Duncan pointed out, the mood around Rangers is delicate. The fans were hugely disappointed by the news that Gerrard wouldn’t be taking the job, and there’s a sense that the club needs to get it right this time around. It’s a tricky balancing act, but finding the right candidate could be the key to turning things around.

In an opinion piece for The Sunday Times, chief football writer Jonathan Northcross argues that Danny Ro would be a good choice to take over at Rangers. Ro has an outstanding CV, having managed Sheffield Wednesday to safety in a difficult situation. He also knows the Scottish game well, having played for several clubs during his playing career.

The big challenge for any new manager will be winning over the fans, who have been quick to voice their discontent and make their feelings known about Russell Martin. Whoever takes the reins at Ibrox will have to convince them that they’re the right man for the job, even if it’s not Steven Gerrard.

As the search for a new manager continues, one thing is certain: Rangers need to get it right this time. The fans are desperate for a new direction, and the pressure is on to deliver. Watch this space for further updates on this developing story.