Rangers ‘make offer’ to Champions League and Bundesliga-Winning Manager | OneFootball

Well well well. It appears Rangers are finally swinging for the fences.

Ibrox Noise sources can exclusively reveal that Rangers have made a firm offer to former Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig boss Marco Rose to take the managerial reins at Ibrox permanently. That’s right—the Marco Rose. The 47-year-old Bundesliga winner and Champions League-calibre tactician has been approached by the club hierarchy in what can only be described as an audacious and ambitious move.

This backs up our earlier report on Rangers’ search for an elite manager—but this latest twist takes things up several gears. We understand the deal on the table is lucrative by Scottish standards, with Rose seen as the man to completely revolutionise Rangers’ approach, on and off the pitch.

Rose’s CV speaks for itself. He’s coached the very best in Europe, with spells at Salzburg, Gladbach, Dortmund, and most recently Leipzig, before being let go despite a solid record—such is the cutthroat nature of the Bundesliga elite. He’s known for high-pressing, attractive football, and would certainly inject a very different energy than what we’ve seen under the likes of Michael Beale or Philippe Clement.

Let’s not forget, Barry Ferguson is currently interim and, as we’ve stated, 99% not getting the job permanently. The board are aiming higher—and this potential Rose appointment proves it.

We’re told the ball is now in Rose’s court. He’s flattered, and while he’s currently enjoying time out of the limelight, the lure of reviving a giant like Rangers could be exactly the challenge he wants next. Whether it happens or not, this offer confirms the club are no longer content to settle—they’re finally acting like a European heavyweight again.

And it isn’t just Ibrox Noise reporting this. This external update corroborates the approach, citing interest and negotiations underway.

This is a serious shift in ambition. Whether we land Rose or not, it’s a message to the rest of Scotland and Europe: Rangers are aiming high again.

And it’s about bloody time.