Interim Rangers head coach Barry Ferguson says he isn't even thinking about taking the role on permanently.
The Ibrox club face Fenerbahce in the return leg of their last-16 Europa League tie tomorrow evening.
Ferguson's men are 3-1 up, thanks to strikes from Cyriel Dessers and Vaclav Cerny in Istanbul last week.
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Progression to the last eight would land a significant place on the Ibrox boss' managerial CV, and with a trip to Celtic Park in the offing on Sunday, it could be a defining week for Ferguson.
If the 47-year-old wakes up next Monday in the quarter-finals of the Europa League and just off the back of a positive result at Parkhead, question marks could be raised over his suitability to take on the role of Rangers manager permanently.
Ferguson, however, isn't even considering such a potential happening: "If I'm being honest, I'm not even thinking about it," he said.
"I've been brought in here for three months and that's my firm focus, this three months. Got off to a good start, a really good start, apart from the first 20 minutes.
"Motherwell, nowhere near good enough. Last week, very good, but I think we can be better. And then I need to continue that, but I'm not thinking ahead, with which I've seen loads of people talk about things.
"I have got a job to do here and that's to make sure that I get a Rangers team winning on a more consistent basis. That's my thought process."
Kick-off tomorrow evening is at 8pm as Rangers aim to earn a tie against either Roma or Athletic Club in the next round.
