Rangers legend Craig Moore has tipped Gennaro Gattuso to become the next Rangers manager after the Italian footballing legend left AC Milan.
The former Rangers midfielder is just as passionate off the pitch as he was on it. Something exemplified by the fact he’s agreed to leave the Rossoneri without claiming the remainder of his contract.
And Moore thinks the Italian has exactly what it takes to one day guide the Ibrox club. And he’s being serious.
The Ozzie legend and former Gers captain played alongside Gattuso during the Italian’s only season in Glasgow between 1997-98.
And whilst Gattuso only played in Glasgow for one season, he left a lasting impression. And not just on the support.
Moore, who would eventually play over 250 times for Rangers and win 12 major honours, clearly thinks Gattuso has what it takes to handle the pressure of the Gers hot seat.
And whilst it’s no suggestion Steven Gerrard and co will be leaving anytime soon, the Ozzie describes himself as “a planner” in the same Twitter thread.
Gennaro Gattuso certainly played with plenty of passion. And he has also been there and done it in every aspect of the game. The midfielder won the Champions League with AC Milan and is a World Cup winner with 73 Italy caps.
Craig Moore is also a player of huge experience. And if the big Australian is giving Gattuso his backing, that itself is high praise indeed.
