Overview
- Chairman Andrew Cavenagh and vice-chair Paraag Marathe are meeting Gerrard in London on Thursday to discuss the vacancy.
- Reports, including from Fabrizio Romano, describe discussions as advancing and suggest Rangers are confident of securing his return.
- Rangers are eighth in the league with one win from seven and have suffered European setbacks, intensifying pressure for a swift appointment.
- Coverage indicates Gerrard would seek January transfer backing and final say on recruitment, and could bring staff such as Jermaine Defoe and Gary McAllister.
- Figures linked to 49ers Enterprises, including technical director Gretar Steinsson, are involved in the process as youth coaches oversee training during the interim.