Fenerbahce manager Jose Mourinho entered Rangers' dressing room after his side's Europa League exit on Thursday evening.
The Ibrox side took a 3-1 lead back to Govan from the first leg, with goals from Cyriel Dessers and Vaclav Cerny eventually proving crucial in the tie.
Although Barry Ferguson's men lost 2-0 on Thursday night, they went through to the quarter-finals on penalties, with Jack Butland pulling out some heroics in the shootout.
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Now, in the days following the triumph, footage has emerged of opposition boss Mourinho going into Rangers' dressing room post-match, where he shook Ferguson's hand and wished him and his players 'good luck' going forward:
Fair play Jose checking out his new digs for June 😎 pic.twitter.com/zcJ2C9DSLQ
— Brown Brogue Broxi (@GE3Loyal) March 14, 2025
Rangers now face Athletic Club of Spain's Basque region in the quarter-finals of the Europa League.
Ibrox will host the first leg before Ferguson takes his men to the San Mames a week later.
Before the European scene comes back into consideration, however, Rangers have some domestic action to contend with, starting this Sunday as they make the short trip to Parkhead to face Celtic.
It will be Ferguson's first taste of the fixture from the dugout as he aims to build on the positive momentum at his club.
