Barry Ferguson says he has “loved this experience” after it was confirmed that Saturday’s draw with Hibernian was his last match as interim manager of Rangers.
Ferguson, who took charge when Philippe Clement was sacked in February, had spoken about his desire to continue in the role, but those hopes have been dashed.
The 47-year-old leaves along with coaches Neil McCann, Billy Dodds and Allan McGregor.
“I’ve already lived the dream as a player and as captain of Rangers, and to do so as head coach in these last three months has been an enormous honour,” Ferguson said.
“There have been some ups and downs, but I have loved this experience and given it my all throughout. The backing I have received has been phenomenal.
“I said, no matter how this period panned out, I would always remain a committed supporter of the club, and I look forward to remaining a Rangers ambassador.
“I wish whomever becomes the new manager every success in the job.”
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