Steven Gerrard is the early favourite to be appointed as the next manager of Rangers. The former Ibrox boss, who left the club in 2021, is currently a free agent after departing from Al-Ettifaq. Gerrard's potential return has sparked significant interest in the Scottish football community.

Other candidates are also being considered for the managerial vacancy at Ibrox. Norwich City's first-team coach, Jack Wilshere, is reportedly in the running. Additionally, Alex Rae, Neil McCann, Kevin Thomson, and current Rangers assistant Issame Charai have all been linked with the position.

In other Scottish football news, Hearts head coach Neil Critchley mentioned that midfielder Cammy Devlin was "not quite right" to return in Sunday's victory over St Johnstone after a recent head injury. Meanwhile, Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin expressed optimism about the potential partnership between forwards Oday Dabbagh and Kevin Nisbet.

The managerial speculation continues to dominate the headlines, with fans eagerly awaiting official announcements. Scottish football remains as dynamic and unpredictable as ever, with developments unfolding daily.