Rangers complete paperwork on two appointments ahead of summer signing spree
Rangers have confirmed the official appointment of two new directors at Ibrox, Football Insider can reveal.
The Scottish giants have re-shuffled the structure of their board in anticipation of a busy summer transfer window.
As per submissions made to Companies House, Rangers confirmed the appointments of James Taylor and Creag Robertson as club directors last Friday (22 March).
Taylor has been confirmed as the chief financial officer at Ibrox while Robertson’s role as director of football operations has also been ratified.
Both directors are expected to play a pivotal role in the day-to-day running of the club, including input to their transfer strategy this summer.
Rangers make two behind-the-scenes changes ahead of summer spree
As revealed by Football Insider, Rangers have identified three positions that they will improve over the summer window.
Gers are expected to strike deals for a new left-back, central midfielder and striker ahead of the 2024-25 campaign.
The board are eager to back Philippe Clement after his superb start as manager this season.
They currently sit second in the Scottish Premiership table behind arch-rivals Celtic, but they boast a game in hand which could send them top.
Should Gers win the league this season, their transfer budget is expected to inflate due to Champions League qualification.
Football Insider was told by former CEO Keith Wyness that Rangers “will invest” an extra £20million if they secure Champions League football next season.
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