Barry Ferguson, the interim manager of Rangers FC, has expressed a profound commitment to the club, stating he will not seek another managerial position if not retained beyond this season. Ferguson, who has led the team to four victories in his ten games in charge, emphasizes his dedication to enhancing the club's stature and his readiness to revert to his previous role as a club ambassador if necessary.

Ferguson's managerial journey has been marked by his deep understanding of the club's needs and his passion for football. 'I know what this club needs,' Ferguson remarked. 'I want what's best for Rangers Football Club.' His approach is not just about winning games but about fostering a culture of excellence and resilience.

The dynamics at Rangers are currently in flux, with ongoing negotiations involving American investors and the anticipated arrival of Kevin Thelwell as the new sporting director. Ferguson plans to engage with Thelwell to discuss the future direction of the club. 'He's an experienced guy, he's been about a lot of clubs, a lot of big clubs as well, so I think it was an appointment that was needed,' Ferguson noted.

Ferguson's leadership style is rooted in honesty and clarity, qualities he believes are essential for the club's progress. 'When we sit down I'll be honest and I'll be clear,' he assured. His tenure, whether extended or concluded, will be a testament to his loyalty and his vision for Rangers FC.