Barry Ferguson, a legendary figure in Rangers' history, has taken over as the interim manager, promising to bring a new wave of energy and a renewed sense of desire to the team. His first challenge comes this Wednesday as Rangers face Kilmarnock, a pivotal match that could set the tone for the remainder of the season.

In his inaugural press conference following Philippe Clement's departure, Ferguson emphasized the importance of immediate action rather than long-term planning. "I'm here to make an impact now, starting with our game at Rugby Park," Ferguson stated. Clement's exit was precipitated by consecutive home defeats, a scenario Ferguson is eager to reverse.

Ferguson's approach to player management is both empathetic and stern. "Some players might need encouragement, while others might require a firmer approach to unlock their potential," he explained. His straightforward communication with the team underscores his belief in the club’s facilities and the honor of playing at Ibrox Stadium.

Reflecting on his initial interactions with the squad, Ferguson noted a positive shift in attitude. "There was a noticeable difference today, and it's crucial that we build on this momentum," he said. The players’ response to Ferguson’s tactics and motivational skills in training sessions suggests a promising turn of events for the team.

As the match day approaches, all eyes will be on Ferguson's Rangers to see if they can translate their renewed vigor into a decisive victory against Kilmarnock, marking the beginning of a potentially transformative era for the club.