“Ancelotti’s SHOCKING Rangers Purge: 3 Players He’s READY to DUMP After Bombshell Manager Update!”

Rangers have been without a permanent manager since Philippe Clement’s dismissal in February.

Barry Ferguson stepped in as interim boss but departed at the end of the season, leaving the club once again in search of long-term leadership.

Reports emerging from Spain now indicate that Davide Ancelotti, son of renowned manager Carlo Ancelotti, is nearing a deal to take charge at Ibrox. Should he be appointed, significant changes to the playing squad are expected.

One of Ancelotti’s first actions could be to sanction the departure of three underperforming players.

This move reflects the broader consensus that the current squad needs a major overhaul, following another disappointing season in the Scottish Premiership.

Celtic’s continued dominance has only highlighted the urgency for Rangers to rebuild with a fresh, competitive core.

Ibrox has already seen the exits of players like Ianis Hagi and Leon Balogun, and now Kieran Dowell, Ben Davies, and Nedim Bajrami are also being linked with moves away.

Dowell and Davies are reportedly attracting interest from Birmingham City after decent loan spells in League One, while Bajrami is drawing attention from Serie A clubs despite a lacklustre debut season in Scotland.

If Ancelotti takes over, he is expected to waste no time in offloading the trio. Bajrami has struggled to adapt to the demands of the Scottish game and shows little sign of becoming a key player.

Meanwhile, Dowell and Davies, both approaching the twilight of their careers, seem unlikely to play a meaningful role in Rangers’ future plans.

Their continued presence would only represent more wasted resources.

A bold and ruthless approach is essential if Rangers are to close the gap on Celtic. The club’s decline since their invincible title-winning season has been stark, with little progress made in recent years.

Ancelotti, should he be appointed, must be allowed the freedom to revamp the squad without compromise.

Few current players can be considered safe, and only a full rebuild will put Rangers back on the path to silverware.

With proper backing and patience from the board and fans, Ancelotti could be the figure to steer Rangers back to the summit of Scottish football.