Rangers have reached an agreement to appoint Hearts head coach Derek McInnes as their new manager, following the departure of Danny Rohl.
The deal was finalized on June 14, 2026.
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Rohl is set to leave Ibrox to take over at Austrian club RB Salzburg.
McInnes will move from Tynecastle to Glasgow after agreeing to a deal in principle, according to Sky Sports.
Contract and Compensation Details
The incoming head coach is expected to sign a three-year contract once final details are completed, as reported by The Herald.
Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh has agreed to pay a substantial six-figure compensation package to Hearts to release McInnes from his current contract, per the Scottish Sun.
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The managerial shakeup comes amid other transfer movements in European and Scottish football.
Celtic is reportedly set to secure a relatively cheap transfer for 24-year-old striker Elias Filet from Swiss second-tier club FC Aarau, who has one year remaining on his contract, according to Football Insider.
Meanwhile, former Rangers manager Russell Martin is scheduled to return to management.
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Football journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that Martin will be officially unveiled as the new head coach of English side Leicester City next week.
