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In what could be the first frustrating blow of Russell Martinthe mandate, a Rangers The player who was once full of praise for Philippe Clement could make an immediate release under the new manager.
Patrick Stewart welcomes the “Grand” Russell Martin
The search for Rangers management is finally completed with Martin now officially appointed. The former boss of Southampton arrives after months of speculation, which saw the Gers linked to Steven Gerrardwho would have returned for a second passage in charge, and Davide Ancelottiwho would have entered his first management role.
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In the end, Martin was the man for those of Ibrox and new owners the 49ers in a decision they hoped to see dividends in the next 12 months. CEO Patrick Stewart was one of those who gave Martin a warm welcome, saying to the official Rangers website: “We led a really rigorous process and I used this word a lot, a process, but it’s true here.
“The Rangers head coach or any club is such an appointment in that they can take a group of people and transform them into a winning team or not.
“It is the most important hiring that I think that the club is doing and Russell has gone through different stages of the always remarkable process.
“We were very deepened in terms of understanding the style of play and ensuring that it is compatible with the football style that the club wants to play. We need a head coach who is just for the club and Russell shows a big leadership, he is a cultural architect, so it is someone we think we are coming and achieving standards in Auchenhowie.”
The new manager, however, has an easy task on his hands, and the reports have already revealed that he could still be worn on the transfer front this summer.
Trio of Clubs expresses interest in McCausland
As indicated by Anthony Joseph de Sky Sports, Basel, Oh Leuven and FC Cincinnati have all contacted and expressed their interest in sign Ross McCauslandWho could make an immediate start under Martin this summer. The 22 -year -old has not yet signed a new agreement in Ibrox and, therefore, there are only two years left on his current contract.
Would have won about £ 5,000 per week In its current agreement at the club, it remains to be seen if McCausland puts the pen on paper on new and improved conditions in Scotland. The young winger was a fan of the former manager Clement and may now not even have the chance to work under a new face in Martin if he leaves.
Full of praise for his ex-factor, McCausland Tell to journalists After scoring the second goal of Rangers’ 2-0 victory against Malmo in September: “There are a lot in my game now that it is brought to my game. Being able to go out in these games and bringing these things that I work is worth it.”
