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Rangers Reportedly Set to Appoint Davide Ancelotti as Their New Permanent Manager
49ers Enterprises are poised to complete their takeover of Rangers, and one of their first major moves will be appointing a new permanent manager to replace interim boss Barry Ferguson.
Davide Ancelotti, son of legendary coach Carlo Ancelotti, is among the frontrunners for the role.
While Carlo will soon take charge of the Brazil national team, Davide is ready to begin forging his own path as a head coach after years working alongside his father.
The 35-year-old has served as assistant manager at top clubs including Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, gaining valuable experience at the highest level.
Now, he could bring that expertise to Ibrox in a surprising but potentially transformative appointment.
Ancelotti Could Unlock Access to Real Madrid’s Academy Talent
Though the Rangers job would be his first as a head coach, Ancelotti has been heavily involved in player development at his previous clubs.
At Real Madrid, he played a key role in overseeing both the first team and the academy—a connection that could significantly benefit Rangers.
Ruairidh Barlow, editor of Football Espana, told Ibrox News that Ancelotti’s ties to Madrid could help Rangers secure top young talent:
“Nico Paz, Rafa Marín, Mario Gila – there are good players there available for a few million every summer.
Real Madrid don’t hand many young players first-team chances, so a loan or deals from Castilla could be a smart option.”
Several academy players have left Real Madrid Castilla in search of regular football and gone on to succeed elsewhere—Paz at Como, Marín at Napoli, and Gila at Lazio, for example.
Ancelotti’s intimate knowledge of Madrid’s youth system would give Rangers a rare edge in identifying top prospects available for loan or cut-price transfers.
This could be instrumental in strengthening the squad this summer.
The move would mirror Steven Gerrard’s impact at Rangers, as his Liverpool connections led to successful deals for players like Ryan Kent and Ovie Ejaria.
With Ancelotti, Rangers could tap into a similarly rich vein of talent—this time from one of Europe’s most prestigious academies.
