Interim Rangers Manager Ferguson Exits After Emotional Farewell, Dessert Reaches 50 Goals

Barry Ferguson, interim Rangers manager since February, is likely to lead the team for his final game this weekend against Hibernian amid a summer of significant changes at the club. Ferguson received an emotional send-off from Rangers fans during the recent 3-1 victory over Dundee United, where Cyriel Dessers scored twice, reaching 28 goals for the season and 50 in total for Rangers. Despite facing criticism, Ferguson praised Dessers for his hard work and goal-scoring contributions, emphasizing the striker's dedication in training. Ferguson expressed his deep connection to Rangers, having been with the club since childhood, and described his tenure as challenging but rewarding, appreciating the privilege of working at Ibrox. The club is expected to seek a permanent manager this summer, with Davide Ancelotti among the frontrunners, while Ferguson and his staff have given their all during their interim spell. The final home game was marked by fans chanting Ferguson's name, acknowledging his commitment and emotional investment in the team.