Scottish Championship Side Rangers To Appoint Manager This Week, Says Dir Murray

Scottish Championship side Rangers Dir Paul Murray said that the club will "aim to appoint a manager in the coming week," according to Kenny Macintyre of the BBC. Manager Stuart McCall replaced Kenny McDowall in March, on a deal until the until the end of the season, which "ended in play-off final disappointment." McCall has "made it clear he wants to stay on as Rangers prepare for a second campaign in the Championship." Former Brentford Manager Mark Warburton has "had talks with the Ibrox club and is interested in taking the role." Murray: "Our plan is to make an appointment next week." It is likely Warburton, 52, would "take his Bees assistant and former Rangers captain David Weir with him should he get the job" (BBC, 6/7).