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Steven Gerrard would need to be convinced to take the Rangers job, according to a report.

The former Ibrox manager is once again being tipped for a return to the dugout having been strongly linked in the summer, before Russell Martin landed the gig.

With the club in the midst of another crisis, there is one view they need a trusted pair of hands to come in and steady the ship and there are plenty who believe Gerrard is the best man for the job.

However, during the summer search for a boss there were...