Summary
Kevin Muscat, a former Rangers player, is a top contender for the Rangers head coach position after Russell Martin's departure. Muscat is managing the Chinese team Shanghai Port and has experience as a manager in Australia, Japan, and China. Rangers are still talking to other candidates, and Neil McCann might be the interim coach until Muscat becomes available.
Key Facts
- Kevin Muscat is currently managing Shanghai Port in China.
- He played for Rangers in the early 2000s and won a domestic treble with them in the 2002-03 season.
- Muscat has managed teams in Australia, Japan, and China, winning league titles in each country.
- He has a win rate of 54% across his managerial career.
- Muscat would be available after the Chinese league season ends on November 22, if a deal is reached.
- Discussions are ongoing with other candidates, but Muscat is a favorite among some at the Rangers club.
- Neil McCann could temporarily take over as coach until Muscat is available.
