It's the start of a new era at Rangers but it's beginning with a familiar face at the helm.
Michael Beale has walked back through the doors at Ibrox a year on from leaving his role as assistant to Steven Gerrard. It's his third job in a year, having left Glasgow for Aston Villa last November before taking the QPR job in the summer. Six months on and after turning down the Wolves management post, leading Rangers proved too much of a lure to turn down.
It isn't set to be an easy ride though after predecessor Giovanni van Bronckhorst found himself out of job after falling nine points behind Celtic in the title race, while doubts remain over whether star men Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent will remain in Govan beyond summer 2023. He's taken Ange Postecoglou's non-stop mantra from Celtic across the city and here is everything Beale said in his first full interview as Rangers manager with Sky Sports.
