Barry Ferguson Named Rangers Interim Manager Following Philippe Clement's Departure

Ferguson takes the reins for the remainder of the season after Clement's dismissal following poor domestic results and growing pressure on the club.

Philippe Clement was sacked as Rangers manager after 16 months following a 2-0 loss to St Mirren and earlier Scottish Cup elimination by Queen's Park.
Barry Ferguson, a former Rangers captain, has been appointed interim manager until the end of the season, aiming to restore consistency and confidence in the squad.
Despite strong performances in the Europa League, Clement's domestic record, including five league defeats this season, led to his dismissal.
Rangers' board cited deeper structural issues at the club, with a football review ongoing to address long-term challenges ahead of appointing a permanent manager.
The club is also in advanced talks with a U.S.-based consortium, including 49ers Enterprises, for a potential investment deal that could reshape its operations and finances.