Rangers have confirmed that legendary former captain Barry Ferguson will take interim charge at Ibrox until the summer after sacking Philippe Clement on Sunday night.
The Belgian boss’ 16-month reign in Govan came to a crashing end at the weekend when another disastrous performance from saw them fall to a 2-0 home against St Mirren and, despite claims he felt the board were “200%” behind him previously, the dire result turned out to be the final nail in his Ibrox coffin.
CEO Patrick Stewart moved quickly to appoint an interim manager, with Ferguson handed the job on an interim basis less than 24 hours later, though talk of who will succeed Clement on a permanent basis is still rife on the blue side of Glasgow. Could Ferguson land the job permanently? Or will one of the many big names currently out of work step into the breach for the 25/26 season?
With a strong list of names available, bookies have put together the odds for next permanent Rangers manager.*
*All odds are offered by bet365 and can change at any time. Please gamble responsibly.

5. Jesse Marsch - 16/1
The ex-Leeds United boss has been impressive in his role as head coach of Canada. Could he be tempted to depart though to become the new man in the Ibrox dugout? | Getty Images Photo: Omar Vega/Getty Images

6. Sean Dyche - 16/1
The former Burnley was successful in the EPL with the Turf Moor outfit previously, but struggled as head coach at Everton. Sacked last year in favour of David Moyes, could Dyche rebuild his reputation at Ibrox next season? | DARREN STAPLES Photo: DARREN STAPLES

7. Steven Davis - 16/1
The ex-Rangers midfielder has been listed as a possible option for the head coach role next year. Already had one stint as interim manager prior to the appointment of Philippe Clement. Could Davis return to the dugout? | Andrew Milligan Photo: Andrew Milligan

8. Kjetil Knutsen - 12/1
Regularly features in the betting at Rangers when the role becomes available having performed impressively for Norwegian side Bodø/Glimt. | Richard Heathcote Photo: Richard Heathcote

