The former Scotland star in Scotland says Rangers should have gone to Jose Mourinho.

Rangers should have targeted Jose Mourinho after the dismissal of Philip Clement, according to the former wing in Scotland, Pat Nevin, who now believes that Sean Dicch is the man who takes care of his duties in Abrox.

It is rumored that Mourinho concerns the Rangers Council during the summer before they chose to appoint Russell Martin as a head coach. Martin, which lasted 123 days on Sunday with the eighth club at the Scottish Premier League tableNinth ADRIFT points from Celtic and 11 behind the hearts of leaders.

Searching for an alternative to Martin, but Nevin believed that the best candidate has already escaped. Mourinho was dismissed by Vennbahis in August, but he returned to three weeks later in Benfica.

Nevin told Betwright.

If Mourinho is not, Dyche is the best convenience-Nevin

With Mourinho off the market, Nevin believes that Sean Desi will fit the bill, despite the fans’ concerns that his first trademark of football will fail to restore good times to Juventus.

He added: “I think Sean Dicchi should be considered a Rangers function; he is highly established.”

“Dyche will bring some structure and organization to the team, even if the fans do not necessarily fall in love with the style of play. But they will soon be on board if the club continues in a good way!

“Stephen Gerrard was the last man to win the league with Rangers; the flight was in Celtic ointment. I know that some fans were not convinced of him in the end, but this is what happened with managers.

“I was in the place where I had to choose managers before, and the most important thing is to think about your head, not your heart. Gerard and Barry Ferguson are both big names in Scotland – but if the club is not the best option, they should not be appointed.

“Rangers like Manchester United”

The repeated round of Dugut in the IBROX cache means that the club now has a team of players who are collected by a group of different managers who are struggling for gel.

Nevin said: “Rangers started somewhat similar to Manchester United. There were many changes to players and managers-just like United-and they did not settle.

“As a player, you want to be in a stable environment and avoid dramatic changes in the club, whether it is a change in the situation or the role in the team. Every manager comes in an idea of ​​how they wanted to play the team and individuals, so that the player can be asked to play a completely different role in that.

We see a wonderful opportunity in the future – club presidents

Derek McKinz Kevin Muscat has also been linked to pressure Club president Andrew Cavinag and Vice President of Parage Marath wrote to fans last night in an attempt to alleviate anger in their current predicament.

They said: “The process of employment is actually strict and studied, and we are dealing with it with the urgency that it deserves.

“Change is never easy. But we are not deterred because of hard work – in fact we see a great opportunity in the future. This season has not yet ended and we have much to play in all four competitions. We are committed together to present the offers and the results that you can be proud of.”