While I can’t confirm a specific, breaking news story from “a few minutes ago” as news cycles are constantly changing, reports from earlier this year indicate that Rangers legend Barry Ferguson returned to the club in an interim head coach role following the sacking of Philippe Clement. This appointment was a significant moment for the club, as Ferguson is a hugely popular figure among the fanbase.
The reports also detail that Ferguson brought in a team of his own, which included the return of another key player from his own playing days: Allan McGregor. The former goalkeeper, who retired in 2023, joined Ferguson’s coaching staff. This was seen as a massive move to inject some much-needed passion and “Rangers DNA” back into the club’s coaching setup. McGregor, like Ferguson, is a modern-day Rangers icon and a fan favorite, so his return in a coaching capacity was seen as a major boost.
The move was a short-term solution, with Ferguson and his team tasked with leading the club until the end of the season. His tenure was a mixed bag, with some notable victories but ultimately not enough consistent results to secure the job on a permanent basis. He has since been replaced by Russell Martin. Ferguson has reportedly spoken positively about the new manager and backed him to succeed at Ibrox.The move was a short-term solution, with Ferguson and his team tasked with leading the club until the end of the season. His tenure was a mixed bag, with some notable victories but ultimately not enough consistent results to secure the job on a permanent basis. He has since been replaced by Russell Martin. Ferguson has reportedly spoken positively about the new manager and backed him to succeed at Ibrox.The move was a short-term solution, with Ferguson and his team tasked with leading the club until the end of the season. His tenure was a mixed bag, with some notable victories but ultimately not enough consistent results to secure the job on a permanent basis. He has since been replaced by Russell Martin. Ferguson has reportedly spoken positively about the new manager and backed him to succeed at Ibrox.
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