Should Rangers look to bring in Sam Allardyce as Pedro Caixinha’s potential replacement, should form continue to nose-dive?
With Sam Allardyce out of a job and Pedro Caixinha under ever-increasing pressure, the Scottish giants should look towards the former England manager to save their season.
After a Louis Moult brace condemned Rangers to a 2-0 cup semi-final home defeat at the hands of Motherwell on Sunday, pressure is mounting on the 46-year-old to turn Rangers’ season around, with the Scottish giants already finding themselves six points off rivals Celtic.
Despite retiring from management after resigning as Crystal Palace boss earlier this year, the former Bolton and West Ham manager has been linked with several managerial roles in the past month.
After dismissing interest in the vacant Leicester City job, Allardyce stated his interest in the US national team role (Sky Sports) and is clearly contemplating a return to management on some level.
‘Big Sam’ could be the perfect fit at Rangers, having already worked with minimal resources at Sunderland whilst achieving considerable success, plus after getting the best out of Jermain Defoe up top during his time at the Stadium of Light, ‘Gers fans can be confident he’ll utilise the talent of the club’s attacking talent Alfredo Morelos.
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