Russell Martin on the verge of dismissal: who could lead Rangers.

According to The Sun: Russell Martin remains the head coach of Rangers after securing his first league win last weekend.

Betting agencies talkSPORT BET have already started taking bets on who will be the next head coach of the team, as the pressure on Martin is mounting.

A week earlier, Andrew Cavanagh joined the club amid rumors of serious negotiations due to the poor start of Rangers, who hadn't won in five consecutive Premier League matches and lost their first Europa League match.

However, 49ers CEO Patrick Stewart and football director Kevin Thelwell expressed their support for Martin.

This came despite fan calls for his dismissal after a heavy 1-9 aggregate defeat to Benfica in the Champions League playoffs, as well as protests at all matches, including the win over Hibs in the Premier Sports Cup.

The victory in West Lothian allowed Rangers to escape the relegation zone and move up to eighth place, trailing Celtic by seven points and nine behind leaders Hearts.

Rangers fans filled the stands during the match against Livingston, but after Livi equalized with 20 minutes remaining, chants of 'Martin, get out!' grew even louder.

Especially impressive was Max Aarons, who until that point hadn't scored, netting the winning goal just four minutes after regular time, sparking wild celebrations on the bench, and the same chants were heard even louder.

It seems that Martin has lost the support of the majority of Rangers fans, and the question remains when this will lead to changes in the coaching staff.

TalkSPORT BET continues to assess the odds for a new Rangers coach.

Odds for the next Rangers manager

Odds from talkSPORT BET

• Sean Dyche 11/4
• Steven Gerrard 3/1
• Danny Röhl 5/1
• Jose Mourinho 6/1
• Gary O'Neil 6/1
• Barry Ferguson 8/1
• Michael Carrick 8/1
• Kevin Muscat 12/1
• Derek McInnes 16/1

Sean Dyche currently leads the betting at 11/4, ahead of Steven Gerrard, whom many fans are hoping will return, at 3/1.

Danny Röhl has odds of 5/1, while Jose Mourinho stands at 6/1, although his appointment seems unlikely due to his contract with Benfica.

Gary O'Neil is also at 6/1; he was actively discussed as a candidate for this position before Martin's appointment.

Barry Ferguson's return, after a temporary appointment at the end of last season, is valued at 8/1. The same odds apply to Michael Carrick.

Kevin Muscat has odds of 12/1, while Hearts coach Derek McInnes sits at 16/1.

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The situation with Martin and Rangers remains tense as the victory in the match did not alleviate all questions about his future leadership. Fans are actively expressing their sentiments, and bookmakers are already working on new bets considering changes in the club. Time will tell whether Martin can justify the trust of the management and supporters.