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.
1. Frank Lampard - 41.3% win ratio
The former England boss has taken charge of Derby County, Everton and Chelsea - twice. He has a win ratio of 41.3% from 196 matches managed.
2. Pascal Jansen - 54.79% win ratio
The AZ Alkmaar managed has only taken charge of her current club and Jong PSV, however, his win rate of 54.79% from 219 games is impressive.
3. Derek McInnes - 46.28% win ratio
The Kilmarnock manager has managed almost 700 games and taken charge of Aberdeen, St Johnstone and Bristol City alongside his current club.
4. Steven Davis - n/a
The interim boss has no managerial record, despite being fourth favourite for the Rangers job.