If a managerial change is made, Rangers could look to Birmingham City manager John Eustace to replace Michael Beale.
Michael Beale is under increasing pressure, and rumors about a prospective successor are circulating.
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That idea has been debunked, but there is still talk of Beale being replaced in the Ibrox dugout.
The Gers fell 1-0 to Celtic on Sunday, and after missing out on Champions League football, Beale might be fired.
Rangers have made contact with John Eustace.
According to the Daily Mail, Birmingham manager John Eustace is being evaluated as a possible replacement for Beale at Rangers.
Rangers are still looking for a young coach, and Eustace is emerging as a possibility.
Reading the name John Eustace transports Rangers fans back to 2015.
After being released by Derby County, Mark Warburton brought Eustace to Rangers on trial.
The matter dragged on for months, with Warburton suggesting that a solution was imminent before Eustace retired.
This was an odd series of events, and Rangers fans undoubtedly assumed they’d never hear from Eustace again.
In a bizarre twist of destiny, Eustace is now being connected with the job of Rangers manager.
Eustace would be an unusual Rangers hire.
Rangers have taken the approach of bringing in an up-and-coming Championship manager in Beale.
Eustace is similar to Beale in that he is doing well at Birmingham City while being projected for great things in the future.
Birmingham are presently fourth in the Championship table after a strong start to the season, but the Rangers’ expectations have skyrocketed.
Beale is discovering this right now, with tactical excellence required in the Champions League and Old Firm derbies.
Rangers look to have a philosophy in mind, but putting Eustace in that circumstance could spell difficulty if Beale goes soon, which is far from certain.
