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- Russell Martin is now 7/4 favourite to become the next Rangers manager following a flurry of support
- Barry Ferguson (5/2) and Steven Gerrard (9/2) remain well-backed alternatives with strong Rangers ties
- Jose Mourinho (10/1) is the outsider wildcard, with Steven Davis (16/1) further back
Russell Martin now favourite for Rangers job
Russell Martin has moved into 7/4 favourite to become the next Rangers manager, with Unibet reacting to growing speculation around the former Southampton boss for the role.
UK Betting Sites have been offering odds on who will take over at Ibrox next ever since Philippe Clement was dismissed and now Martin is the latest manager to be favourite.
The market continues to fluctuate, with several names drifting or closing in, but it’s Martin who now leads the pack overtaking current interim manager Barry Ferguson.
The vacancy at Ibrox has triggered a busy betting market, with punters able to explore a range of options and take advantage of the latest free bets.
| Next Rangers Manager | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Russell Martin | 7/4 | 36.4% |
| Barry Ferguson | 5/2 | 28.6% |
| Steven Gerrard | 9/2 | 18.2% |
| Jose Mourinho | 10/1 | 9.1% |
| Steven Davis | 16/1 | 5.9% |
What the expert says...
Familiar Names Still in the Frame
Barry Ferguson could turn his interim role at Ibrox into a more permanent one and would surely be the cheapest appointment that the board can make.
Steven Gerrard famously led Rangers to an unbeaten Premiership title in 2020/21 and is also attracting money in the betting after he left Al Ettifaq.
Further back, Jose Mourinho (10/1) is the wildcard in the market after the Portuguese manager flirted with Rangers when his Fenerbahçe side were knocked out in the Europa League last round.
Next Glasgow Rangers Manager Betting Odds (Contenders & History)
Rangers faced Atletic Bilbao in the Europa League on Thursday night with a hard fought 0-0 draw giving them hope going into the second leg next week.
It couldn't have got much worse for Rangers on the night with the Scottish giants going down to 10 men after just 13 minutes following Robin Propper's dismissal.
What followed was a tough match that saw Bilbao miss a penalty and a whole host of chances to get the victory.
With a tricky away match coming up in the second leg, Rangers are now the 25/1 outsiders to win the Europa League.
