The Rangers have successfully appointed a new head coach amidst a detailed search for the ideal candidate. Club representatives, including Cavenagh, have stressed that multiple candidates were considered throughout the process.
Details of the Recruitment Process
According to Cavenagh, the club engaged in discussions with several coaches while in London. These conversations went beyond just three prominent names: Gerrard and Muscat.
Multiple Candidates Considered
- Cavenagh confirmed that five candidates were in contention for the job.
- He explained that interviews took place with various talented coaches.
- Cavenagh expressed satisfaction with the pool of candidates they examined.
He noted that there was no definitive ranking of the candidates. The club explored all options simultaneously without formally offering anyone the role.
Challenges in Finalizing the Appointment
Cavenagh described the negotiations with Gerrard and Muscat as “complicated.” Factors included their current commitments and the logistical challenges of relocating mid-season.
Focus on Moving Forward
- Discussions involved multiple details for each candidate.
- The recruitment team worked on progress with all five coaches at once.
The overall aim was to find the right fit quickly, ensuring the club maintains momentum in the ongoing season. The combined efforts and strategic planning demonstrate a commitment to appointing a coach who can lead the Rangers effectively.
