Veteran striker Steven Fletcher, 38, is set to retire after rejecting Hibernian's offer, capping an illustrious career that fueled Wrexham's rise to the Championship under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney
Steven Gerrard could become a future star of ‘Welcome to Wrexham’, with Bryan Robson claiming that the opportunity to work with Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney “would interest” the Liverpool legend. Gerrard has been out of management since severing ties with Saudi Pro League side Al-Ettifaq in January, but is leaving himself open to enticing offers.
Steven Gerrard, Liverpool's iconic midfielder, could soon star in 'Welcome to Wrexham' with Hollywood duo Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, as Bryan Robson hints at the legend's keen interest. After leaving Al-Ettifaq in January, Gerrard is eyeing thrilling management comebacks
Rangers are eyeing Davide Ancelotti as their potential new manager, with Russell Martin facing mounting scrutiny. Yet Ancelotti's tenure at Botafogo teeters after his team dramatically blew a three-goal lead in a stunning Brazilian league collapse
Russell Martin has been warned that there is an "obvious" replacement for him at Rangers: Sean Dyche. The SPFL giants have yet to win this season, recording four draws and one defeat from five games, and speculation continues to rage about a potential change in the Ibrox dugout. Kris Boyd believes Dyche is the ideal candidate.
Russell Martin faces an "obvious" threat: Sean Dyche as his Rangers replacement. With no wins in five games-four draws and a loss-pressure mounts at Ibrox, and Kris Boyd hails Dyche as the perfect boss
Russell Martin’s turbulent start as Rangers manager plunged into fresh chaos after he dragged his struggling squad into the freezing waters of Loch Lomond for a bizarre team-bonding session. Just 48 hours after another miserable defeat, this time to Hearts, the 39-year-old boss opted for swimming and hiking instead of the usual drills at the training ground.
Russell Martin's bold strategy to rally Rangers amid a rocky debut sparked debate: he led his underperforming team on a bracing Loch Lomond swim and hike just days after a disheartening defeat to Hearts, ditching routine drills for an adventurous morale boost
Rangers manager Russell Martin has been brutally slammed as a 'shallow Pep Guardiola imposter' by pundits following a disastrous start to the season. The criticism comes after a home defeat to Hearts left the Ibrox club languishing in 10th place, with Martin's philosophy branded 'self-sabotage' and 'style over substance'.
