Rangers RIDICULED as Former Manager BOLDLY Rejects Offer to Come Back to Ibrox Amid Barry Ferguson Uncertainty

Rangers Rule Out Van Bronckhorst Return as Celtic Prepare for Scottish Cup Semi-Final

Giovanni van Bronckhorst has ruled out a return to Rangers, stating that his future involvement with the club would be purely as a supporter. The former Ibrox boss, who lasted 12 months in the role, made it clear he would not be tempted back to Govan under any circumstances.

Speaking on TNT Sports, Van Bronckhorst said: “No. For me, that book is closed. Maybe as a fan, but no.” This development comes as Rangers face a summer of significant change, with the future of interim boss Barry Ferguson, his coaching team, and the playing squad still uncertain.

Meanwhile, Celtic are gearing up for their Scottish Cup semi-final against St Johnstone on Sunday. The Hoops aim to edge closer to securing another domestic treble, while Rangers have the weekend off following their Europa League quarter-final exit.

Celtic B-team goalkeeper Marcus Gill has joined SPFL League One side Inverness Caledonian Thistle on an emergency loan deal. The 17-year-old Ireland Under-19 international will look to make a quickfire senior debut against playoff hopefuls Stenhousemuir this weekend. Inverness previously signed Aiden Rice on an emergency loan earlier in the campaign, and Gill’s arrival will provide much-needed depth in goal.

With first-choice keeper Musa Dibaga sidelined due to injury, Gill’s signing will be a welcome boost for the Caley Thistle. The team will be looking to capitalize on this addition as they push for a strong finish in the league.