GIOVANNI van Bronckhorst has updated Rangers supporters on his Rangers contract after he was unveiled as the new Ibrox boss.
The Dutchman was announced as the 17th permanent Rangers boss during the week subject to a work permit being granted.
Ibrox chiefs landed their man after a short manager search following Steven Gerrard's exit for Aston Villa.
And Van Bronckhorst, who is at Hampden today for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final, updated supporters on his contract situation.
Sharing an image of himself signing a contract he posted: "It's official".
The former Feyenoord boss' post on Instagram could mean he's been given full clearance to start the role tomorrow.
And it'll be a full on schedule for Van Bronckhorst when he does take over with two matches next week after the League Cup semi-final.
Rangers will host Sparta Prague in the Europa League on Thursday before travelling to take on Livingston on Sunday.
Discussing his move on Rangers TV, Van Bronckhorst said: "It has been a very hectic week. I think the first contact was made last Thursday.
"It is a bit different in Scotland than with other teams I had because you have to come into a job interview. I met Ross for the first time in London on Saturday and talked also with the board and some of the directors.
"For me it was new because I had to talk about my way of working, my philosophy, how I saw things. The club also gave me a presentation of the way they were working so it felt really good from the beginning.
"Of course I had to wait for the final decision and after we had a second interview on Tuesday I knew that I was becoming the new Rangers manager. A hectic week but in the end it is very positive.
"I think you see the team is in a good moment, they have been working in the last years very hard to become the team that they are now, with Steven doing a great job in helping them to become as strong as they are now.
"For me it is a case of continuing this positivity and to help the club, help the team, to become even better. We are a club who always wants to win prizes, compete and win trophies. I had that as a player, I also have that mentality as a coach. I am looking forward to help this team to go forward."
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