“I’m here to set standards, work hard and do my very best to earn the respect of the Rangers fans.
“There’s a lot to be done, but the goal is clear: win matches, win trophies and give Rangers fans a team that they can be proud of.
“We want to play with bravery, to take the ball, to be aggressive, and to stand up in the big moments.”
Martin’s role is as head coach rather than manager – in keeping with Rangers’ new set up with former sporting director Kevin Thelwell now in post alongside his former Everton colleague, Dan Purdy, as technical director.
He will be joined at Rangers by assistant Matt Gill and performance coach Rhys Owen. No further additions to the coaching staff have yet been confirmed.
Martin is expected to speak to the media later on Thursday.
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