Rangers started the season with Pedro Caixinha in charge, before trying to lure Derek McInnes, then appointing and sacking Graeme Murty and finally eyeing Steven Gerrard for next season
RANGERS’ roller coaster season continues with the sacking of Graeme Murty.
It signals yet more turmoil for the club as they battle for a second place finish in the Scottish Premiership.
The former under 20s coach was given the job as interim boss after the sacking of Pedro Caixinha in October last year.
He was made permanent in the position until the end of the season after Derek McInnes turned down the offer of the manager’s job back in December.
After the January window and positive performance afterwards, there was some hope for the Ibrox club.
But a series of poor results, ultimately ending in derby humiliation at the hands of Celtic, led to Murty’s departure earlier today.
Jimmy Nicholl and Jonatan Johansson will take charge until the end of the season, with Steven Gerrard hotly tipped to take the reins next season.
Browse our interactive timeline below to look back on a rocky season for the Ibrox club.
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