Rangers have officially announced the appointment of former club captain Barry Ferguson as their interim manager until the end of the season. This decision comes in the wake of Philippe Clement's dismissal, as the club looks to stabilize and finish the campaign on a high note.

In addition, reports suggest that Steven Gerrard, who previously managed Rangers from 2018 to 2021, will return to the helm in the summer. Gerrard is currently without a club and is expected to take over the reins once the season concludes.

Ferguson will be assisted by Issam Charai, Neil McCann, Billy Dodds, and Allan McGregor, forming a strong coaching team to guide the club through this transitional period.

As a player, Ferguson enjoyed a highly successful career with Rangers, winning five Scottish Premiership titles, five Scottish Cups, and five Scottish League Cups. His deep connection to the club and understanding of its culture make him a popular choice among fans during this critical time.