Pedro Caixinha admits it was only after Rangers 'descent to hell' that he realised the task at hand in Glasgow.The Portuguese gaffer was the man tasked with rebuilding the Light Blues after they returned to the top flight in 2016 under Mark Warburton, but the Ibrox hierarchy instead turned to the ex-Santos Laguna man to take the side forward in 2017.
His disastrous spell which included heavy defeats to rivals Celtic, who won the Treble under Brendan Rodgers, ended after seven months in charge with the Gers sitting in fourth place and out of the League Cup.Rangers then turned to Graeme Murty after the now 52-year-old's departure, as Caixinha went on to manage Cruz Azul and most recently Red Bull Bragantino in Brazil.
And the former Ibrox gaffer was hit with a tricky question in an interview when quizzed if his Rangers stint was the 'worst' of his career after the highs of success in Mexico.He reckons it was a tough set of circumstances to overcome and that the Parkhead rivals had built a 'hegemony' after winning trophies repeatedly, something that he believes left his side a 'far cry' away from the Hoops.
He told A Bola: “In studies, I completed two levels of the coaching course there and I loved how they welcomed me, the contents, how much I learned.
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