Rangers are engaging with various candidates, including Steven Gerrard and Davide Ancelotti, as they aim to appoint a new manager.

According to Sky Sports, former Rangers manager Steven Gerrard and Real Madrid assistant Davide Ancelotti are among those being considered for the role at Ibrox.

As reported last week, Russell Martin, who previously managed Southampton, Swansea, and MK Dons, is another candidate under consideration.

Additionally, in-demand Danny Rohl, former Luton Town manager Rob Edwards, and ex-Bournemouth and Wolves manager Gary O'Neil have been linked to the position.

Rangers are evaluating these options, and while no announcement is expected this week, a new manager is anticipated to be in place soon.

With no clear front runner, CEO Patrick Stewart confirmed on Sunday that the search for a new head coach is progressing well and the club expects to finalize the process shortly.

This follows the confirmation that Barry Ferguson will leave the club, having served as interim manager since Philippe Clement's dismissal in February until the summer.