Rangers face Neil Warnock distraction at Ibrox amid Aberdeen news today.

The Rangers’ Tuesday (6 February) home match against Aberdeen at Ibrox could provide an unwanted diversion.

As per a story published by BBC Sport on Sunday, February 4, the Dons are expected to name Neil Warnock as their temporary manager.

After firing Barry Robson earlier this week, Aberdeen is now trying to replace him with the incredibly experienced Warnock.

According to the same article, Warnock might be available for the much anticipated trip to Ibrox.

Self-described Rangers fan, Warnock has already declared his intention to challenge Michael Beale for the job earlier this season.

Neil Warnock’s managerial record

The Englishman’s managerial pedigree south of the border must be respected, with nobody earning more English Football League promotions.

Rangers are a much better side than Aberdeen, of course, regardless of who is in charge.

But everyone knows that the “new manager bounce” is true, provided that Warnock’s coming is confirmed in advance.

Additionally, neutrals will be watching the game much more intently to see how Warnock performs.

But if there’s one thing we’ve learned from Philippe Clement, it’s that the Belgian will make sure all of his players are concentrated.

Rangers must make sure they ruin Warnock’s big moment even though he might succeed in this new chapter—after all, he usually does.