Giovanni van Bronckhorst says he is in contact with Sporting Director, Ross Wilson 'every day' as his Rangers side continue to falter - albeit admitting he hasn't had chats about his precarious future as manager.
A 2-1 loss to St Johnstone on Sunday afternoon followed Celtic's last gasp 4-2 win over Dundee United the day before, leaving the Light Blues seven points behind in the title race with two games to play before the season heads into its month-long break ahead of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Fans have grown discontent with van Bronckhorst not only for the poor results domestically and in Europe, but for the dour performances that have coincided with the seven-point gap and being labelled the worst group stage team in Champions League history with zero points and a -20 goal difference.
After the misery was piled on in Perth, Van Bronckhorst will be aware of the current interest surrounding his perilous position in the Ibrox hot seat. But whilst he vows he will continue to fight for the team until the very end of his spell in Govan, the Dutchman confirmed he hadn't had a chat with the board about his position.
