Sir Alex Ferguson Spotted at Rangers Amid Ongoing Managerial Search
Sir Alex Ferguson has been seen at Rangers as speculation around the club’s managerial vacancy continues.
The Ibrox side has been on the hunt for a permanent head coach for several months, with Barry Ferguson currently serving as interim boss until the end of the season.
Numerous names have been linked with the job, with the latest being Real Madrid assistant Davide Ancelotti, who is reportedly in the running for the role.
Against this backdrop, the legendary former Manchester United manager was spotted at New Edmiston House, sparking interest among supporters eager for news of a permanent appointment.
Ferguson Visits Rangers Museum
It’s been a disappointing season for Rangers, who once again failed to challenge Celtic’s dominance in the Scottish Premiership. That’s made the upcoming managerial decision crucial as the club prepares for a pivotal new campaign.
Names like Steven Gerrard and Danny Röhl have also been mentioned as possible candidates, though no deal has yet been finalised.
On May 14, fan group Four Lads Had A Dream shared an image on X (formerly Twitter) of Ferguson entering the Rangers Museum at New Edmiston House on the same day the club unveiled its new home kit.
While the visit may not have been tied to any formal role, supporters were thrilled to see the iconic Scotsman back at the club he supported growing up.
A Potential Role for Ferguson at Ibrox?
Given his deep connection to Rangers and vast experience in the game, bringing Sir Alex on board in an advisory capacity could be a smart move for the club—particularly with prospective new owners like Paraag Marathe and 49ers Enterprises reportedly circling.
Few figures in football boast the insight and pedigree of Ferguson, and his input could prove invaluable as the club navigates a critical juncture.
Time will tell what his visit to G51 truly signifies, but with a major summer ahead, all eyes will be on Rangers as they look to rebuild and challenge once more.
