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Rangers fans remain in suspense as they await news on who will manage the team for the 2025-26 Scottish Premiership season. With the highly anticipated US takeover expected to be finalized by summer, the incoming ownership is likely to have their own candidates in mind to succeed Philippe Clement. In the meantime, Barry Ferguson continues to lead the team, having guided them to the Europa League quarter-finals as interim manager.
On talkSPORT, Alan Brazil dismissed the suggestion of Jose Mourinho taking over at Ibrox, defending Ferguson’s efforts and calling for him to be given the job full-time. While Mourinho’s potential departure from Fenerbahce has been widely discussed, Brazil questioned the practicality of bringing him to Rangers, especially with the financial considerations of a new ownership group.
As fans shift their focus to the US takeover, hopes are high that a new manager will be appointed before pre-season begins. With Kevin Thelwell already confirmed as the new sporting director, significant changes—both on and off the pitch—are expected in the coming months.
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Sheffield Wednesday boss Danny Rohl provided a reassuring update on Gabriel Otegbayo following the defender’s early exit during their 2-1 victory over Middlesbrough. Otegbayo was substituted due to cramp, but Rohl confirmed that it wasn’t a serious injury, praising the young talent for his growth throughout the season. “Gab is a big, big winner of the season,” Rohl said, noting Otegbayo’s significant development since pre-season. The manager also highlighted the tactical adjustments made to help the defender read the game more effectively, adding that both Otegbayo and Pierce Charles, fellow academy graduates, have the potential to play in the Championship next season.
Otegbayo, who has made 14 appearances for Sheffield Wednesday, is seen as a future star for the club, with hopes that he will continue to grow and eventually become a first-team regular. The Owls will be keen to give him more minutes in their remaining matches against Portsmouth and Watford, as they aim to finish the season strong.
Barry Ferguson’s chances of securing the Rangers job on a permanent basis took a hit after the team’s 2-0 aggregate loss to Athletic Bilbao in the Europa League quarter-finals. With European hopes dashed, Rangers are left with five largely meaningless Premiership matches, except for the upcoming Celtic clash. Despite the situation, Ferguson remains determined, seeing these remaining fixtures as a final opportunity to make his case for the role.
Derek Ferguson, his brother, believes there’s still a “50-50” chance for Barry to be appointed as manager. In an exclusive interview, Derek urged the Rangers board to seriously consider Barry’s no-nonsense approach and the positive impact he’s had on both the players and fans. Derek also highlighted Barry’s ability to bring in experienced staff, further solidifying his position as a serious contender for the job. With the season winding down, Barry’s goal now is to secure six wins from the final matches, a feat that could make it difficult for the board to look elsewhere.
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Sheffield Wednesday have exercised options in the contracts of Jarvis Thornton and Reece Johnson, ensuring both will remain with the club for the 2025/26 season. Thornton, who has captained the Owls’ U21 side this year, and Johnson, a regular presence at full-back, have become key players under Andy Holdsworth. Their extensions signal the club’s commitment to building around their talent as they prepare for a new era within the U21s.
With several players, including Joey Phuthi, Sam Reed, and Jay Buchan, set to leave once their contracts expire, the club is poised for a fresh look in the upcoming campaign. Younger talents like Ernie Weaver are expected to step up from the U18s, while trialists are being considered to fill remaining gaps. Despite the changes, Thornton and Johnson are determined to make their mark, with plenty of potential still ahead of them.
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