Russell Martin: Rangers agrees with conditions with the former Southampton coach, Swansea and MK Dons to be a new coach | Football news

Russell Martin agreed to the conditions to become the new Rangers coach.

The former defender is scheduled to sign a deal for Philippe Clement’s disagreement in the hideout.

It is understood that Rangers is about to finish the date.

Sky Sports News It was revealed on Tuesday that the club was in advanced talks with the former Southampton coach, Swansea and MK Dons.

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“Martin knows most of the boxes for the men of Rangers.”

Former Rangers striker Stephen Niasmeth, who has played more than 50 times alongside Martin in Norwich and Scotland, believes that the appointment is the right choice.

“Developing the players, and the employment aspect of it and attacking football (all issues) were classified on the team for a very long time. I think it is all the strengths of Russell.

“I think in every name mentioned and linked to the job, and I think it may put a sign of most of the boxes for what is required in the club at this moment.

“The most common thing I imagined was the leadership side. That was very clear from the first time I played with it.

“I know that he talked about his skills in his people and things like that. He knows how to get the best of players, employees and those behind the scenes in Norwich. It was a large part of what their success was, Kenned.

“His knowledge and intelligence in the game are really good. I think even at the time when we were in our mid -twenties, he had hunger to get to know the game.

“He had a bold style he believed in. As players, sitting and thinking, how realistic it is? He showed him from MK Dons to Swansea to Southtpton. He was clear with her.

“He produced the offers and the results that got a highway to the Premier League as a manager, which is very impressive.

“It’s a great communication. I think this was the clearest thing in every club very quickly. This method, you can recognize it, you can see it. It’s smart. It’s someone learning from mistakes. He did it as a player.

“You are listening to any player who works under him, all this is very positive because of this communication. He is demanding, but he coincides with time, in the right way, whether he puts his arm around a player or being more aggressive with what he wants.

“I think communication skills are very important because I think Rangers fans and Scottish fans in general, no cups. They talk about a topic, they want directly to this point.

“I think a few fans in Rangers will remember him as a player, and perhaps this is not his best picture. As a coach, he is the opposite of what he was as a player. He was a defender, someone clearly tried to wander in the next game until the end of his career.

“But as a coach, he is an imagined coach. He is a coach of thinking. This, for me, is the biggest benefit and perhaps the biggest thing that gives you hope to go to a club where you play against the majority of low time.

“Being a player here will help. He was really in the club at a difficult time and he will know what will happen if things do not succeed.

“He sent a strong and strong character. I think he is never hiding. He never retracted the challenge.”

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