Rangers are reportedly preparing to enter discussions with Hearts manager Derek McInnes concerning the vacant head coach position at Ibrox.
This potential move follows closely on the heels of current Rangers manager Danny Röhl's imminent departure, with reports suggesting he is on the verge of joining Austrian club RB Salzburg.
McInnes, a well-respected and experienced figure within Scottish football, is understood to be a primary candidate for the role, with the club keen to secure their next managerial appointment swiftly.
The interest from Rangers underscores their proactive strategy in identifying and pursuing a successor as their current manager prepares to move on to new challenges.
Sources indicate that key figures within the Rangers hierarchy, including Andrew Cavanagh and Jim Gillespie, are scheduled to attend the World Cup opener between Scotland and Haiti. It is plausible that managerial discussions could take place on the sidelines of this high-profile international fixture.
Should the negotiations with McInnes prove fruitful, his potential appointment could herald a significant new chapter for Rangers, potentially ushering in a new era under his guidance and strategic vision.
The timing of these discussions suggests a concerted effort by the club to finalize their managerial future with minimal disruption, aiming to build momentum for the upcoming season.
Fans and pundits alike will be closely watching these developments, as the choice of manager will undoubtedly shape the club's ambitions and playing style in the near future.
