US EditionBarry Ferguson leaves role as Rangers interim head coach
- Barry Ferguson, former Rangers player, stepped down as interim head coach following a 2-2 draw at Hibernian on Saturday, ending his three-month tenure.
- Ferguson assumed the role in February after Philippe Clement was dismissed amid a turbulent season and ongoing ownership discussions involving Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises.
- During his brief tenure, Ferguson guided Rangers to impressive milestones, including a key triumph in the Old Firm derby at Parkhead and advancement to the UEFA Europa League quarter-finals, while providing stability during a difficult phase for the club.
- Ferguson, who secured six victories in 15 games as interim manager, described his time leading the team over the past three months as a great privilege, while CEO Patrick Stewart commended his motivational guidance during a challenging period.
- Rangers are now intensifying their search for a permanent manager to sustain progress and balance new strategies with the club’s rich history and passionate fanbase amid a transformative phase.
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The Independent
Barry Ferguson leaves role as Rangers interim head coach
The 47-year-old was in charge for 15 games after taking over in February.
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