Rangers boss Philippe Clement currently finds himself under-fire on the back of disappointing results against Ross County and Dundee which has rocked the Ibrox side’s title hopes.
The Belgian - just the fifth foreign manager in the Light Blues history - took over the hot seat in November last year and has led an impressive revival following an extremely sluggish start to the season.
He has got Rangers back in a position to challenge for silverware, with Celtic currently three points ahead with only five post-split fixtures left to play. A Scottish Cup semi-final clash with Hearts at Hampden Park will provide a welcome distraction from league duties this weekend.
As Clement bids to clean up the mess left behind previous boss Michael Beale following a controversial squad overhaul last summer, the ex-Monaco head coach will be hoping to bring the glory days back to Ibrox.
With that in mind we take a look at the last 16 Rangers managers and how there careers have fared since leaving Glasgow.
9. Stuart McCall (Caretaker manager) - Currently without a club
Had already made a name for himself in management prior to being Gers boss in March 2015. Beaten by his former team Motherwell 6-1 on aggregate in the Premiership play-off final before the club opted to go down a different route the following season. Took charge of Scunthorpe United, while having separate spells as a coach at Bradford City. Carried out similar roles at Blackpool and Sheffield United, leaving alongside ex-Hibs boss Paul Heckingbottom in December last year. | Getty Images
10. Kenny McDowall (Caretaker manager) - Currently without a club
A former youth and reserve coach at Celtic, McDowall spent a decade at Parkhead before moving across the city to work alongside the late Walter Smith and Ally McCoist. Went from being first-team coach to assistant manager under McCoist then was given full control of the first-team when the latter was placed on gardening leave. Left Ibrox in March 2015 soon after a new board of directors has taken control of the club. Hasn't been involved in coaching since. | SNS Group
11. Ally McCoist - Without a club, now works in the media as a pundit
Rangers all-time leading goalscorer and well-known TV pundit/co-commentator returned to Ibrox as Walter Smith's assistant in January 2007. The pair formed a very close relationship both on and off the pitch. Stuck by the club after they entered administration and was the man tasked with leading Rangers back up through the leagues after being demoted to the third division. Won two league titles before his contract was eventually terminated. Has since forged a successful media career, appearing regularly as a pundit on BT Sport, Premier Sports and is a regular guest on talkSPORT radio. | Getty Images
12. Walter Smith - 1948-2021
Initially became Rangers manager in 1991, succeeding Graeme Souness. He won 13 major trophies in seven years, including seven league titles in succession. Headed back to Ibrox after a spell as Scotland manager in 2007, winning eight major honours and guiding the club to the 2008 UEFA Cup final. Retired in 2011 and is remembered as the second-most successful boss in Rangers history behind Bill Struth. Died at the age of 73 following a cancer battle. | AFP via Getty Images