Former Norwich Defender Takes Charge of Rangers
Steven Smith, a former Norwich City defender, will take charge of Rangers when they face Dundee United.
Smith, 40, replaces Russell Martin, his ex-Canaries team-mate, on an interim basis after Martin was sacked 123 days into his time as head coach.
Smith has been overseeing first-team training since Martin's departure and will now be in the Ibrox dugout when Dundee United visits.
- Smith moved to Carrow Road from Rangers in 2010.
- He is the current Rangers under-19 boss.
- Kevin Muscat is reportedly the frontrunner to take over as full-time replacement.
The pursuit of Kevin Muscat is ongoing, but his future is complicated by his current side Shanghai Port and a title race that might not end until November 22.
Author's summary: Steven Smith takes interim charge of Rangers.
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