Glasgow Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has been voted Scotland’s Premiership Manager of the Year this season. A logical reward for the former Liverpool midfielder.
Steven Gerrard, who brought glory back to Glasgow Rangers supporters by giving them the title of Scottish Championship ten years after their final, was rewarded for the work he did with his players. The former Liverpool player who switched to a managerial career just four years ago has been rewarded for his hard work and his qualities by winning the coveted title of “Manager of the Year”. Scottish Premiership.
After receiving the award, Gerard said: He said, “I received the Manager of the Year award. I receive it collectively with my employees. It goes without saying, because we are really a team here. I think we have achieved success as a staff team this season and I thank everyone in the press for voting for me and I have definitely won the award ” The manager of Gers said.
What has Steven Gerrard achieved this season?
The former Liverpool player brought the Scottish Premalship back to Glasgow Rangers for the first time in 10 years with six games to do so. By securing the title on March 7, the Rangers broke the record for the first confirmation to win the title in a 38-game season. It was previously held by Neil Lennon’s 2013-14 Celtic. The Rangers also reached the knockout stages of the Europa League, but were eliminated by Slavia Prague.
What can the Rangers still achieve?
With two games left, Gerrard’s side is undefined and there is a chance to reach 100 points. The Rangers currently have 96 points, have won 30 games and won six draws. He faced Livingston on Wednesday before finishing the season at home against Aberdeen on Saturday.
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