Barry Ferguson's Future as Rangers Manager Uncertain Amid Ongoing Takeover Talks

Barry Ferguson, interim manager for Rangers, remains confident in his ability to lead the club permanently despite a poor run of results, including just four wins in twelve matches and no home victories. Ferguson emphasizes his understanding of the club and insists he can bring necessary changes, but acknowledges the urgent need for a decision on the managerial position as a takeover by a San Francisco 49ers consortium approaches. Supporters and pundits are divided: while some, like Cyriel Dessers, highlight Ferguson’s deep connection to the club’s 'DNA,' others question his lack of top-level experience and the team's inconsistency under his leadership. Other candidates, including Sean Dyche, Marco Rose, and Steven Gerrard, are reportedly under consideration. The club’s form has been disappointing, with a winless streak extending to six games, fueling calls from fans and former players to resolve ownership and management uncertainty before next season. Ferguson remains undeterred by criticism, insisting he is ready for the challenge if given the opportunity.