_Steinsson to Offer Advice on New Rangers Manager as Talk Could Start After Europa League Campaign_
Rangers’ sporting director, Ross Wilson, is expected to seek advice from the club’s former defender, Arnar Steinsson, as the search for a new manager begins. Steinsson, who played for Rangers from 2008 to 2010, has been mentioned as a potential candidate to offer guidance on the appointment of a new manager.
The search for a new manager is likely to start in earnest after Rangers’ Europa League campaign comes to an end. The club has been linked with several high-profile candidates, including former Celtic manager Neil Lennon and ex-Scotland boss Alex McLeish.
However, Wilson is keen to ensure that the club makes the right appointment, and Steinsson’s input could be invaluable. Steinsson has a deep understanding of the club and its culture, having played for Rangers during a successful period in the club’s history.
Steinsson’s advice could help Wilson and the Rangers board to identify the right candidate for the job. The club is looking for a manager who can help them to challenge for major honors, both domestically and in Europe.
The search for a new manager is likely to be a thorough and meticulous process, with Wilson and the Rangers board leaving no stone unturned in their quest to find the right candidate.
“We will take our time to ensure that we make the right appointment,” Wilson said. “We are looking for a manager who can help us to achieve our ambitions, both in Scotland and in Europe. We will consider all options and seek advice from people who know the club and its culture.”
Steinsson’s input could be a key factor in the appointment of a new manager. His knowledge of the club and its culture, combined with his experience as a player, make him an ideal candidate to offer advice on the appointment.
The search for a new manager is likely to dominate the headlines in the coming weeks, with Rangers fans eagerly awaiting news of who will be the next man to take charge of the club. With Steinsson’s advice, Wilson and the Rangers board will be hoping to make the right appointment and take the club to the next level.