Barry Ferguson, the former Rangers captain and current manager of Alloa Athletic, has expressed his excitement about a potential transfer target for Rangers. However, it remains to be seen whether Ferguson will get the opportunity to work with the player, as his future at Ibrox is uncertain.
The player in question is a highly-rated midfielder who has been linked with a move to Rangers in the upcoming transfer window. Ferguson, who played for Rangers from 1997 to 2003 and again from 2005 to 2009, has been impressed by the player’s performances and believes he would be a great addition to the Rangers squad.
“I think he’s a fantastic player,” Ferguson said in an interview. “He’s got a great range of passing, he’s comfortable on the ball, and he’s got a real eye for goal. I think he would be a great fit for Rangers and would really strengthen our midfield.”
However, despite Ferguson’s enthusiasm for the player, it remains to be seen whether he will get the opportunity to work with him. Ferguson’s future at Ibrox is uncertain, with the club’s management structure currently under review.
Rangers are expected to appoint a new sporting director in the coming weeks, and it is unclear whether Ferguson will be retained as part of the club’s coaching staff. Ferguson has been working as a coach at Rangers’ academy, but he has also been linked with a number of managerial vacancies in Scottish football.
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future, Ferguson remains optimistic about the prospect of working with the player. “I think it would be a great opportunity for me to work with him,” Ferguson said. “I think I could really help him develop as a player and reach his full potential. But we’ll just have to wait and see what happens.”
Overall, while Ferguson is excited about the prospect of Rangers signing the player, his own future at the club remains uncertain. Only time will tell whether he will get the opportunity to work with the player and help him develop his skills.