The Rangers plan to abandon Gerrard, Rohl & Dyche to bring the coach to a huge salary in Ibrox

A “perfect choice” to be the next manager of the Rangers is now one of the contenders to take care of Ibrox alongside Sean Dyche, Danny Rohl and Steven Gerrard, strongly linked.

Gerrard, Rohl and Dyche linked to Ibrox Hotseat

Russell Martin was dismissed by the Gers on Sunday evening, the 1-1 draw in Falkirk in the Scottish Premiere proving to be a disappointing result too much for the board of directors, letting them languish in eighth place in the table.

It was a decision that has happened for months, Martin taking a bad start to life in Ibrox and never recovering, and it is now time for the 49ers to nail their successor to English, with several names already mentioned.

The former boss of Everton and Burnley, Sean Dyche, is an early pretender to come to Ibrox, while he is looking for a new challenge after leaving the Blues last year, having a huge experience.

Meanwhile, a meeting of Steven Gerrard also feels possible, having guided them towards the glory of the League title in 2020/21, and the young German Danny Rohl is appreciated in Ibrox, while he is looking for a new club after Sheffield on Wednesday.

Rangers looking at 52 years old manager who is the “perfect choice”

According to a new complaint from Give me sportKevin Muscat is very on the radar of the Rangers to be their next manager, considered a fourth option alongside Dyche, Gerrard and Rohl.

The 52-year-old man is currently in charge of the Shanghai Port FC, but the Gers may hope to attract him to Ibrox, having played there during his player career. The obstacle encountered by the 49ers is that the muscat contract in China would be extremely lucrative and free of tax, which means that it will have to be seriously tempted by the project proposed in Ibrox to take a step.

Muscat has been constantly appointed as potential director of rangers in recent years, so often linked to work when he has become available. In fact, the Rangers Journal believes that it has always been the “perfect choice” for the Gers, the club deciding to hire people like Philippe Clement and Martin instead.

Admittedly, Muscat has no European management experience, which works against him in terms of knowing the British game well, but if fans see him as a popular choice, that makes a long way for beginners.

The Rangers board of directors must be so cautious in their decision-making, not wanting to make a third incorrect meeting in a row, but Muscat stands out as a favorite, and the fact that he knows the club of his play days can only be a good thing.