Former Liverpool Academy coach Michael Beale is reportedly in contention to become the manger of Rangers.
Multiple reports have today suggested the 42-year-old is the frame to take charge of the Scottish side as they continue their search for a Giovanni van Bronckhort replacement and is described as being in 'pole position' to land the vacant role by the Daily Telegraph.
Beale previously spent three years serving as Steven Gerrard's assistant at the Gers, helping deliver the club's first league title in 10 years in the process. He later accepted a similar role at Aston Villa under Gerrard, before taking the leap of faith to become QPR head coach at the start of the current season.
