Ally McCoist Confirmed as New Rangers Manager

Historic Move for Legendary Gers Player

McCoist takes over from Walter Smith at Ibrox

In a highly anticipated move, iconic Rangers player and assistant manager Ally McCoist has been confirmed as the new manager of the Scottish Premiership club. The appointment marks the end of an era for Walter Smith, who has stepped down after a decade at the helm.

McCoist, a beloved figure among Rangers supporters, has already made his mark on the team. He guided Rangers to victory in the 2011 Scottish Cup and helped rebuild the squad following the club's financial collapse in 2012.

The new manager has vowed to bring success back to Ibrox. "I am honored and humbled to be appointed as the next manager of Rangers Football Club," McCoist said. "This is a dream come true for me, and I am determined to make the most of this opportunity."

McCoist's appointment has been met with enthusiasm from Rangers fans. The former striker has a deep understanding of the club's culture and a proven track record of success on and off the pitch.

The new Rangers manager is expected to make several signings before the season starts. He has already been linked with a move for Manchester City midfielder Nigel de Jong.

McCoist's Rangers legacy is already secure. He scored over 300 goals for the club and played a key role in their domestic and European success during the 1980s and 1990s. Now, he has the chance to write the next chapter in the Rangers story.