Rangers FC Eyeing Michael Carrick for Managerial Role
Rangers FC are on the lookout for a new manager after Steven Gerrard turned down the opportunity to return to Ibrox. The club is considering former Manchester United star Michael Carrick for the position, as they strive to turn their season around.
The Scottish giants have had a rough start to their campaign, only managing to secure one victory in their first seven league matches. This poor performance led to the dismissal of Russell Martin as manager. Gerrard was initially seen as the ideal replacement, but after discussions, he decided against a return to the club.
With the hunt for a new manager underway, Rangers are now exploring the possibility of bringing Carrick on board. The ex-Manchester United player was most recently with Middlesbrough, where he guided the team to the play-offs in his first season but was ultimately let go after a string of disappointing results.
Carrick’s experience as an assistant at Man United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could prove valuable in his potential role at Rangers. The club is also considering other candidates such as Danny Rohl, Kieran McKenna, and Ralph Hasenhuttl for the managerial position.
Despite their struggles in Europe and the domestic league, Rangers are determined to get back on track and compete at the highest level. The club’s management acknowledges the need for improvement and is committed to building a successful team that can challenge for trophies.
As they continue their search for a new manager, Rangers are facing mounting pressure to deliver results and live up to the expectations of their fans. The upcoming appointment will be crucial in shaping the future of the club and determining their success in the seasons to come.
In the midst of uncertainty and speculation, Rangers must make a decisive choice in selecting their next leader. The fans are eagerly awaiting news of the new appointment and hoping for a fresh start under the guidance of a capable and experienced manager. Only time will tell if Michael Carrick is the right man for the job and if he can lead Rangers to glory once again.
