Joe Aribo's Rangers Close To Announcing A New Coach
Giovanni van Bronckhorst looks likely to be named as the new manager of Rangers, BSNSports.com.ng reports.
The former Barcelona defender is ‘close’ to becoming the new manager of Rangers, according to reports.
The Dutchman met with officials of the reiging Scottish champions, who are believed to be keen on the prospect of the former Feyenoord manager replacing Steven Gerrard at Ibrox.
The Gers’ season took a dramatic turn after Gerrard departed Glasgow to take over the reins at Aston Villa.
He was swiftly appointed by the Clarets a few days after they relieved previous manager Dean Smith from his services, following a fifth consecutive Premier League loss.
However, Rangers were forced to draft up a list of managers to replace the former Liverpool captain, who won their first Scottish League title in ten years; breaking the dominance of Celtic in the process.
But it appears their search for a manager is about to come to an end, as Sky Sports News claims van Bronckhorst is on the brink of being named as the new manager of Rangers.
It is believed sporting director Ross Wilson has concluded the 46-year-old was the best candidate for the position.
A thorough process led by Wilson was undertaken by the 55-time Scottish Champions, who had a plethora of strong candidates on their shortlist.
But the Dutchman, who spent three seasons at the Ibrox as a player between 1998 and 2001, has always appeared to be the favourite.
He was recently pictured in London after holding positive talks with the Rangers board, before he flew back to Holland the following evening.
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