Glasgow was buzzing last night as Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh and the club’s board spent hours in a tense closed-door meeting about manager Russell Martin’s future.
According to sources close to Ibrox, the discussion stretched late into the evening, with senior board members and football operations staff weighing in on Martin’s performance, recent results, and the club’s trajectory.
What has really caught the attention of fans, however, is what Cavenagh did immediately after the meeting ended. Eyewitnesses claim the chairman was seen making a direct phone call to a well-known football agent before leaving the stadium — a move that has fueled speculation about potential managerial changes.
Social media lit up within minutes, with supporters debating whether this signals Martin’s imminent exit, a vote of confidence, or even transfer-related decisions ahead of the next window.
As of this morning, the club has not released an official statement, but insiders suggest that an announcement could come within the next 48 hours.
Rangers fans are now on high alert, waiting to see if the club will double down on Martin’s project or take a dramatic turn in leadership.
