Rangers Receive Major Boost in Pursuit of Marco Rose
Rangers’ search for a new permanent manager continues, but the club may have just received a significant boost in their pursuit of highly-rated German manager Marco Rose.
Rose, who was recently sacked by RB Leipzig, has been linked with the Rangers job, and his availability has increased the club’s chances of luring him to Ibrox.
The 48-year-old Rose has an impressive managerial record, having led Borussia Monchengladbach to the Champions League knockout stages and Borussia Dortmund to second place in the Bundesliga. He also won the DFB-Pokal with Leipzig in 2023.
Rangers have been without a permanent manager since Philippe Clement’s dismissal in February, with Barry Ferguson taking over on an interim basis. While Ferguson has shown promising signs, including a dramatic 4-3 comeback victory at Dundee, the club may be looking to make a high-profile appointment.
Rose’s sacking by Leipzig, as reported by Fabrizio Romano, has made him a more viable option for Rangers. The German manager’s experience and success in the Bundesliga make him an attractive candidate for the club.
Previous links between Rangers and Rose may have been considered wishful thinking, given the German’s strong reputation and the relative differences between the Scottish Premiership and the Bundesliga. However, with Rose now out of a job, he may be more open to considering opportunities outside of Germany’s top flight.
A move to Rangers would be a significant coup for the club, and would likely be seen as a major statement of intent. With Rose’s experience and success, he could be the perfect candidate to take Rangers to the next level.
As the club continues to weigh its options, the availability of Rose has undoubtedly added an intriguing dimension to their managerial search.
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