Dundee Approaches David Healy For Manager Role Amid Premiership Rebuild

Rangers are undergoing significant changes with a new American consortium led by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises taking over, while Russell Martin is close to being appointed as the new manager, potentially replacing the sole remaining assistant from the previous regime, Issame Charai. Charai, who was retained during interim boss Barry Ferguson's tenure, may leave Rangers as he is reportedly being considered for a coaching role at Belgian club Beerschot and is also linked to Liverpool as a potential assistant manager. Meanwhile, Dundee has appointed former Scotland international Steven Pressley as their new manager following Tony Docherty's dismissal, emphasizing player development and team unity. Dundee is also in discussions with Linfield's David Healy for the managerial vacancy, with Healy having a successful tenure at Linfield and being among several candidates including Scott Brown and Shaun Maloney. Additionally, Rangers defender Davy Propper is reportedly being pursued by Dutch club Twente for a return to the Eredivisie after struggling to adapt to Scottish football. These developments reflect active managerial and squad restructuring across Scottish clubs as they prepare for the upcoming season.