Kris Boyd has floated a theory over Rangers and Michael Beale's decision to reject Wolves as the hunt for Giovanni van Bronckhorst's successor begins.
The Ibrox club dropped the big news that the Dutchman had been sacked this morning following an extended run of poor results and performances. That has left the Light Blues trailing Celtic and Ange Postecoglou by nine points in the race for the Premiership title while they exited the Champions League as the 'worst ever' group stage team in a return to forget at Europe's top table.
Speculation is already underway over who will take over the top job with the Ibrox men already searching for Gio's successor. His departure from Govan comes just days after his one-year anniversary. Former Rangers striker and Sky Sports pundit Boyd admits he would not rule out any potential candidate, but knows one person who would prove a popular choice would be QPR boss Beale. He turned down the chance to manage in the English Premier League after an impressive start in England's second tier and with the Ibrox connection - Boyd has questioned whether he knocked back the chance to move up to the EPL due getting wind of the potential vacancy in Glasgow coming up.
