AliousA LOTTI PROMISE: Davide Ancelotti in Positive Talks with Rangers as Other Clubs Circle — Decision Timeline Unveiled
Davide Ancelotti, Real Madrid’s 35-year-old assistant coach and son of legendary manager Carlo Ancelotti, is reportedly engaged in encouraging discussions about becoming Rangers’ next permanent manager.
After spending 13 years working alongside his father at top clubs like Bayern Munich, Everton, Napoli, and Real Madrid, Davide appears ready to take his first solo managerial role.
Rangers are on the brink of a major transformation following the anticipated US-led takeover by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises.
With Barry Ferguson currently interim boss after Philippe Clement’s dismissal in February, the club is eager to appoint a permanent manager soon.
Reports from the Rangers Review suggest Ancelotti is genuinely interested in leading the Glasgow club, despite linked interest from Italy’s Como, where current manager Cesc Fabregas has decided to stay amid speculation about a move to Bayer Leverkusen.
Rangers aim to announce their new manager by the end of May, with the expectation that Ancelotti’s decision will be revealed within the next two weeks.
Real Madrid’s season wraps up in ten days, signaling a period of change at the Bernabeu. Carlo Ancelotti will begin managing Brazil immediately after, starting on May 26, and Davide is expected to accompany his father for Brazil’s initial World Cup qualifiers before stepping into his new role.
Following reports of Ancelotti’s potential Rangers appointment, sources close to the club confirmed ongoing discussions with several candidates, with no definitive frontrunner yet.
The incoming Rangers leadership, including 49ers executive Gretar Steinsson and sporting director Kevin Thelwell, are actively steering the search for the club’s next manager.
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