Michael Beale will not turn down the chance to return to Rangers as manager, according to Gabby Agbonlahor.
exclusive speech football insiderthe former Aston Villa and England striker says this could be Bill’s last chance to land a “big job”.
The 42-year-old has impressed in senior management roles at QPR this season and turned down the Wolves job last month.
source told football insider Earlier this month (November 12) The Londoner is the Gers’ first choice should Giovanni van Bronckhorst be sacked.
Rangers comfirmed Van Bronckhorst left the club earlier this week (November 21) as his side finished nine points behind Celtic in the first period of the Scottish Premier League season.
The website revealed on Friday (November 25) that the club are increasingly concerned about supporter backlash against Beal, but he remains the frontrunner for the job.
“I think Michael Beal will take this,” abang lahor told football insider Correspondent Connor Whitley.
“His record at QPR has been poor since he turned down Wolves.
“He looks at it now and probably thinks ‘this is my last chance to get a big job, I know the club like the back of my head when I was with Steven Gerrard’.
“I think it would be a good appointment and he couldn’t turn it down.”
Bill spent more than three years at Ibrox as part of Gerrard’s coaching staff before following Gerrard to Aston Villa last year.
He has also worked at Liverpool and Chelsea’s academies, as well as Brazilian club Sao Paulo.
In other news, Rangers have been told to make a U-turn on Ryan Kent after a turn in talks.