A compensation update for Derek McInnes has emerged in Rangers’ pursuit of the Kilmarnock manager.
According to 90mins, Derek McInnes’ compensation cost would not be an issue if Rangers wanted to bring him back to Ibrox.According to the online publication (3 October), the present Kilmarnock manager is highly regarded at Rangers, although a compensation amount to terminate his Killies contract would be within the club’s means.
While former Chelsea manager Graham Potter has ruled himself out, Rangers are also interested in AZ Alkmaar head coach Pascal Jansen and Yokohama F. Marinos manager Kevin Muscat, both of whom are former Ibrox players.
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The club will be hesitant to spend much more money dealing with Michael Beale’s dismissal after spending a lot of money on Michael Beale-inspired additions.
Rangers are working hard to find a successor for the Englishman, with Steven Davis filling in temporarily. Potter may like to play in a less stressful setting than the one in Glasgow for his next part.
Jansen could be an option, with the source stating he would be willing to speak with the club about the post, but his salary package could be problematic.
Despite the fact that McInnes was more of a squad player for Rangers during his playing days, his five-year stay at Ibrox demonstrates that he is accustomed to the expectations of the fan base and the stress that goes along with it.
His Kilmarnock team has had a difficult start to the league; their lone victory came against Rangers on the first day of the year. He does, however, have the necessary skills to defeat Celtic, as seen by his Killies’ League Cup victory over the Hoops.
McInnes is a sensible choice in terms of cost and experience, but a choice needs to be taken as quickly as possible.
In other Rangers news, fans who are dissatisfied with the pursuit of Kevin Muscat are a “very interested” manager prospect.
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