Rangers Hold Talks with Brian Priske for Managerial Role

Rangers Football Club is actively searching for a permanent manager following the departure of interim boss Barry Ferguson, with Brian Priske emerging as a notable contender. Priske, a 48-year-old former Feyenoord manager with three league titles won during his career, has held talks with Rangers officials and is among several candidates, including Davide Ancelotti, Steven Gerrard, and Russell Martin. Despite some disappointing results leading to his exit from Feyenoord, Priske's previous successes and tactical approach have made him a strong candidate. Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart has confirmed the managerial search is progressing well, though no final decision has been made. The club faces a challenging upcoming season with Champions League qualifiers shortly after pre-season begins. Priske's familiarity with Rangers comes partly from previous Europa League encounters as Sparta Prague's manager, adding context to his potential appointment.