Rangers to confirm exit this week amid 'Headache' behind the scenes - report

Rangers are set to confirm the exit of Creag Robertson this week, issuing a “headache” behind the scenes, according to Football Scotland.

The news outlet reported on 9 October that the director of football operations’ departure means the club now have to recruit four new positions.

The Ibrox outfit are already in the hunt for a new chief executive, permanent chairman and head of academy.

Rangers must prioritise on getting in new people as well

These roles are pivotal for the club’s operational efficiency, strategic direction and overall stability.

The chief executive and chairman are instrumental in setting the club’s vision and handling finances, among other things, which underscore just how important those roles are.

Meanwhile, the director of football operations and head of academy are crucial for player development, recruitment, and maintaining a pipeline of talent, which is vital for long-term success.

Filling these positions swiftly is not just about replacing personnel but about infusing new energy, expertise and direction into the club.

This is especially urgent for Rangers, given their historical stature and the competitive nature of football, where administrative and strategic decisions can significantly influence competitive outcomes.

On the pitch, the club are already struggling and they’re expected to continue as long as they do not sort out the mess off the pitch.

In other Rangers news, a journalist has issued a claim on Philippe Clement’s sacking with Aberdeen five points clear on the table.

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