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Barry Ferguson’s side are still searching for a first win since their thrilling 4-3 away victory over Dundee on 29 March.

Meanwhile, the 49ers Enterprises’ proposed takeover of Rangers remains in its final stages as the season approaches its conclusion.

Here’s a round-up of all the key Rangers news from Friday, 25 April, via Ibrox News.

49ers Enterprises hold talks with potential managers

Despite the takeover not being fully finalised, 49ers director Gretar Steinsson has reportedly been meeting managerial candidates across Europe.

With a new permanent boss still to be appointed, Rangers fans are eager to see who will take the reins as the club looks to challenge Celtic for the top spot.

Lee Carsley in the frame for Rangers job

Former England U21 boss Lee Carsley is a name now being linked with the Ibrox role. As reported by Fraser Clarke of the Daily Record, Rangers could view the 51-year-old as a strong candidate to guide the club forward.

Carsley won five out of six matches during his interim spell with the England senior side, finishing with a 5-0 victory over Ireland.

Calls to sell Ridvan Yilmaz after injury troubles

Ridvan Yilmaz’s season has come to a premature end due to an injury picked up in the Europa League quarter-final loss to Athletic Bilbao.

The Turkish international has started only 11 league games this season amid ongoing injury problems.

Former BBC presenter Bobby Nwanze has called for Rangers to sell Yilmaz, who has missed over 50 matches since arriving at the club in 2022.