Rangers relief as Premier League club moves elsewhere after striking Gers partner deal

Premier League Wolves have already signed up with Rangers’ retail partner Castore and the ambitious club were also reportedly eyeing up a move for Steven Gerrard.

Wolves are currently managerless after Nuno Espirito Santo left his role at the Molineux and the club is in the market for a new boss.

Wolves – who are now a Premier League partner of Rangers retailers Castore – said goodbye to the popular Nuno Espirito Santo at the end of the season. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)

According to the Athletic, the English top tier outfit considered a move for Gerrard after the Liverpool legend guided Rangers to 55.

They believe Wolves were considering an audacious move for the Gers gaffer with ex-Chelsea boss Frank Lampard also considered for the position.

Ex-Anfield midfielder Gerrard has helped rebuild the Ibrox club on and off the pitch and Rangers are now undoubtedly in a position where they can go on to dominate for years to come.

Despite continuing links elsewhere, the Gers gaffer has always reiterated his commitment to Ibrox with many believing the only club he will leave Rangers for is Liverpool.

“I came here with my eyes wide open to learn more about the club,” said Gerrard [Times].

“I had a good idea from the outside, but this grabbed me, it grabbed me. It’s one of the few clubs in the world.

“I’m happy here. I have to make a lot of sacrifices for each family, but I want more. This gave me more taste, and I build on it. I am determined to do that.”

However, Gers fans need not worry after the same publication claimed the Wanderers are set to move elsewhere as they look to improve on a 13^th place finish last season.

Gerrard might’ve been considered for the Wolves job but the Premier League side will move elsewhere with the Rangers boss consistently reiterating his commitment to Ibrox. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

With a substantial Portuguese contingent at the club, ex-Benfica boss Bruno Lage is reportedly the man being lined up for job in the West Midlands.

A work permit hearing will be held next week to determine whether Bruno Lage can become Wolves' new boss.

Article on what that entails and why he remains the frontrunner for the job despite others (including Lampard and Gerrard) being looked at #WWFChttps://t.co/nBA9n6vdoU

— Tim Spiers (@TimSpiers) May 29, 2021

Here’s more on Wolves’ link-up with Rangers partners Castore – the English retailer’s first deal in the English Premier League – and how the Gers deal helped them secure the contract.