Saturday’s dismal 3-1 defeat at home to Aberdeen proved to be the final nail in the coffin for Rangers head coach Michael Beale - and attention has now turned to who will be next in the hotseat.
Desperately in need of a fresh start, Rangers currently sit seven points behind their near neighbours Celtic and have placed former hero Steven Davis in charge as they look to claw back some much needed pride after a shambolic start to the campaign.
One thing that is clear is that any new Rangers boss will need to go on a winning run to stand any chance of stopping Celtic winning their third consecutive title this coming May - so which of those in the running to be the new Gers boss has the best win ratio in their career?
We look at the 10 names in the frame for the Rangers job - and their career win ratio.
5. Kevin Muscat - 50% win ratio
The current Yokohama F. Marinos boss has enjoyed successful spells in his home country of Australia and is currently doing well in Japan. However, a win ratio of 13.33% while managing Belgian side Sint-Truiden is a concern. | Getty Images
6. Philippe Clement - 53.7% win ratio
The Belgian boss has taken charge of Waasland-Beveren, Genk, Club Brugge and most recently AS Monaco and picked up an impressive win ratio across his 309 professional games managed. | VALERY HACHE
7. Graham Potter - 43.3% win ratio
The former Brighton and Chelsea boss comes highly rated and currently available after being sacked by the Blues last year. He has a win ratio of 43.3% from 433 games managed. | Getty Images Photo: DARREN STAPLES/AFP via Getty Images
8. Marcelo Gallardo - 54.21% win ratio
The River Plate boss is an outside bet to be named the new Rangers boss and has a win ratio of 54.21% from 463 games. Has also managed Nacional. | Getty Images