“Shock Ibrox Revelation Rocks Rangers – Emotional Promise Made to Russell Martin Could Completely Transform His Return and Shake Up the Club’s Future in Ways No One Expected!”

Barry Ferguson Backs Russell Martin to Lead Rangers Revival After Emotional Exit and Heartfelt Promise

Russell Martin is gearing up for his debut season as Rangers’ manager, stepping into the spotlight after a turbulent campaign and significant changes at Ibrox.

Former interim boss Barry Ferguson, a legendary figure at the club, has broken his silence about his recent transition back into an ambassadorial role and the emotional journey that accompanied it.

Ferguson, who took temporary charge following Philippe Clement’s dismissal in February, guided the team through a challenging Scottish Premiership season.

Although many supporters hoped he would remain at the helm, the club ultimately turned to former Southampton coach Martin in a bid to usher in a new era.

In his column for the Daily Record, Ferguson reflected on the profound personal experience of managing Rangers, describing it as “overwhelming” and expressing heartfelt gratitude to the fans who supported him throughout.

“Being Rangers manager, even for just three months, was a privilege I’ll carry with me forever,” he wrote. “The supporters reminded me why I fell in love with this club in the first place.”

Before returning in an ambassadorial capacity, Ferguson revealed that he spoke with Martin to offer his support and make a quiet vow.

While the exact contents of their conversation remain private, Ferguson shared the essence of his message: “My last words to him were, ‘Listen, I’ll be right behind you’.” He emphasized that his goal was to avoid being a distraction and instead provide reassurance and backing for the new boss.

Ferguson recently attended Rangers’ Champions League qualifier win over Panathinaikos and admitted it felt surreal returning as a fan. However, the warm reception from staff and supporters quickly reminded him of his deep-rooted connection to the club. “It felt like coming home,” he said, “and once the match kicked off, I was just another fan again cheering the team on.”

He praised Martin’s early work at Rangers, commending the 39-year-old’s communication, vision, and tactical changes. Ferguson sees real promise in the squad rebuild and the style of play being introduced.

“There’s no greater honour than managing Rangers,” Ferguson concluded. “Now it’s Russell Martin’s turn and I truly wish him all the success in the world.”