Rangers’ board is reportedly preparing to sack their Sporting Director as part of a sweeping internal overhaul at Ibrox. The move, described by insiders as “the start of a major reset,” signals a bold new chapter in the club’s strategy to return to the top of Scottish football.
Tensions are said to have grown behind the scenes following disagreements over transfer targets, managerial appointments, and the club’s overall footballing philosophy. Despite efforts to maintain unity, the board now appears convinced that a change in leadership is essential to restore clarity and ambition within the organisation.
The Sporting Director, who played a key role in recent recruitment drives, has faced criticism for inconsistent signings and a lack of long-term vision. Rangers’ hierarchy believes a fresh approach is needed to build a squad capable of challenging for domestic and European honours once again.
Fans have reacted with surprise, though many agree the shake-up could spark the revival the club desperately needs. An official announcement is expected soon, with the board already assessing potential replacements to lead Rangers into a new era.
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