Fabrizio Romano shares what he’s heard from Rangers on Martin’s Ibrox future

After a 1-0 defeat at the hands of Genk in the European League, Fabrizio Romano shared what he has now heard from Glasgow Rangers in the future of the Coach of Abrux Russell Martin.

Martin calls for a “perspective” after Rangers defeated

Hibernian Martin Hope victory over Hibernian Martin Hop, but that completely. His team returned to the reality of their brutal manner, as former Celtic striker Oh Hyun Geo raced behind him before Jenk’s goal was launched in the middle of the week. To 10 men and hit, another evening was to forget Gers.

Martin was forced again to go out in defense of his team and his mandate in the club, and called for a “perspective” after she left Mohamed Destandy Red Card Jenk with the man’s advantage.

The truth is informed, after only four wins in 14 games, it may have been too late for anyone to hand over the former Southampton coach to benefit from doubt. There was more than one example of such a performance when Rangers kept all the 11 players on the field.

Just where GERS goes from here is the big question. Reports leading up to HIBS victory last week, such as Stephen Gerrard and David Ancelotti as candidates to replace Martin, only for other major addresses that indicate that he still has full support for 49.

Now, after another defeat, Romano made an update about what he hears from IBrox in the future of Martin.

Romano offers Russell Martin Sak

According to Romano, Martin’s position is now evaluated in Rangers and those in the manager will work on whether IBROX will get its end. Tell the correspondent Givemesport:

However, another defeat in Levingstone this weekend may make Martin’s position not simply defend and force 49ers to another administrative research shortly after the 39 -year -old employee employment.

The Rangers legend’s ally, Rangers, Al -Makuist, told TNT Sport: “I just felt, I got to the stadium tonight, it has somewhat detonated. It was not a normal atmosphere in any game, and do not care about a European game, here in IBROX.

“There was indifference, and there was no life around the place that enters or outside the field, which is really worrying. Listen, the manager in trouble, the manager in a big problem because something must change, and something must change significantly.”

Certainly the clock is definitely in Martin. Some even suggest that the time has ended, but the ball remains in the 49ers court as they continue to compensate for their options.