BARRY FERGUSON missed out on the Rangers job after his three-month stint as interim boss at Ibrox. But his son Kyle DOES have a new gig ahead of the upcoming campaign. Gers great Ferguson's boy Kyle, 25, was in the academy system at Rangers between 2007 and 2014. He grew up dreaming of following in the footsteps of dad Barry but it didn't work out. Kyle admitted previously that his release by the Light Blues led to him losing his enjoyment of football and asking himself if he even wanted to continue playing. He decided to keep going and spent time with both Kilmarnock and Airdrieonians before joining dad Barry at Clyde, where he made his senior football debut. Kyle then took the plunge and headed to play college soccer in America with Medaille College in New York state ad also had a spell in Sweden. He signed for League of Ireland club Waterford in 2021 and has since had spells at various lower and non-league clubs in England. Ferguson played for Altrincham and Harrogate before joining Rochdale in 2023. In March this year, he joined fellow National League side Yeovil on loan until the end of the season. But less than a month later, he was recalled by his parent club after making just four appearances. Now, he's on the move again and Ferguson is heading BACK to Yeovil. Less than four months after initially signing and three months after his surprise recall, he's now back The Glovers permanently. It means, rather unlike his dad, he'll be playing in green and white hoops next season! Ferguson told the club: "I'm delighted. Everybody knew how much I enjoyed my time here, although it was short. "I'm absolutely delighted to be back and really looking forward to the start of the season now." He continued: "I loved it, I really loved it. "The gaffer was so good with me, he believed in me and gave me a chance, maybe when I wasn't getting a chance elsewhere which spoke volumes really and that was one of the main reasons I wanted to come back. "The fans as well were brilliant, even when I got recalled to Rochdale, they were unbelievable with me. "I couldn't wait to come back and when I knew there was a chance of it happening, I really wanted to get it done." Ferguson's cousin, Bologna and Scotland star Lewis, took to social media to congratulate Kyle on his move. Sharing a snap of him in his new kit and with a scarf held above his head, he posted a starry eyed emoji and clapping emoji. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page