BREAKING —Real Madrid World-class star has now said YES to being open to Rangers Transfer Move after waving Goodbye to the club! He could follow Davide Ancelotti to Ibrox if Scottish giants appoint Carlo’s son as New Manager

Luka Modric might join Rangers if his former Real Madrid assistant coach Davide Ancelotti is appointed as manager at Ibrox.

As reported by the BBC, Rangers’ pursuit of a new head coach has advanced considerably, with Davide Ancelotti now seen as the leading candidate.

The 35-year-old, who served as an assistant to his father Carlo at Real Madrid, conducted an important meeting in London with club executives last week. It’s believed that Ancelotti conveyed a strong enthusiasm for taking over at Ibrox and shared comprehensive details about his tactical philosophy.

While discussions continue around who will assume managerial responsibilities at Rangers, Ancelotti’s potential hiring has triggered whispers of a bold signing involving Modric.

The Croatian legend, who is preparing to depart Real Madrid this summer at age 39, has not yet finalized his next move. Though no transfer has been confirmed, insiders close to the squad have suggested that Modric didn’t dismiss the idea of a move to Glasgow when questioned about the potential shift.

Although momentum is growing regarding Ancelotti’s possible arrival, internal factors at Rangers have added layers of complication. An upcoming change in ownership has caused delays in the decision-making process, with both existing and future leadership figures weighing in on the club’s strategic direction.

Acting CEO Patrick Stewart is overseeing the search for a new boss, but he’s collaborating with the anticipated new ownership team headed by American investor Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers Enterprises Global Football Group. Kevin Thelwell, recently appointed as sporting director, is also thought to be involved in the proceedings.

WHAT NEXT FOR RANGERS?
Timing is becoming increasingly critical. Reports indicate that if a deal is not finalized by the end of this week—or at the latest, early June—Rangers may miss out on Ancelotti entirely. The Italian tactician is said to be evaluating several offers, with no fewer than three other clubs showing concrete interest in securing his leadership.