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Angus Gunn Understands Rangers' Pursuit of 'Very Intellectual Guy' Russell Martin
- Russell Martin, a 39-year-old former Rangers and Scotland defender, has emerged as the front-runner to become Rangers' head coach in 2025 after Philippe Clement's sacking in February.
- Martin’s appointment follows Rangers’ recent takeover, a £20 million investment pledge, and raised expectations amid competition with Celtic’s possession-based football dominance.
- Martin applies a possession-based style focusing on controlling the ball to overwhelm opponents, a method praised by former teammates like Steven Naismith and Angus Gunn for its clarity and effectiveness.
- Naismith described Martin’s approach as 'a very enjoyable way of working' that secures instant buy-in from players through excellent communication and training detail, supported by observed pitch performance.
- Martin’s potential appointment suggests Rangers aim to blend his intellectual coaching style with substantial investment to meet fans’ demands and revive competitiveness in Scottish football.
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Glasgow TimesAngus Gunn understands Rangers' pursuit of 'very intellectual guy' Russell Martin
Angus Gunn today admitted he can understand why Rangers are interested in appointing his former Norwich City team mate Russell Martin manager.
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