Rangers Look to Recruit in Another Key Position as Off-Field Ibrox Shake-Up Continues
Rangers Look to Recruit in Another Key Position as Off-Field Ibrox Shake-Up Continues
Rangers Football Club is undergoing yet another transitional period off the pitch, with a series of changes expected to take place in January. Manager Philippe Clement has been emphasizing the importance of patience as the team signed a group of young players with potential over the summer, such as Hamza Igamane and Jefte, who are starting to show promise.
Off the pitch, significant changes are also underway. Patrick Stewart has been confirmed as the new chief executive, while Fraser Thornton has been appointed as chairman. Additionally, Greg Mailer, a former colleague of Stewart’s from Manchester United, is poised to become the new communications chief at Ibrox. Mailer has previously worked with the Scottish FA and Hibs.
These changes are just the tip of the iceberg, as Karim Virani has stepped down as commercial director and Creag Robertson has left his role as head of football operations, with Nils Koppen taking over. Now, the club is looking to fill another key position.
Rangers are currently seeking a new legal counsel to join their prestigious football club. The role will involve providing legal advice and support across various departments, including operations, commercial, and football. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring the club’s interests are protected and operations are compliant with all relevant laws and regulations.
The job advertisement highlights the unique opportunity to work in a football club environment and emphasizes the fast-paced nature of the role. The successful candidate will have the opportunity for career progression and growth within the industry.
Key responsibilities of the legal counsel include providing legal advisory and support, managing commercial contracts, overseeing operations, and providing legal support to the football department on player contracts, transfers, and regulatory compliance.
Overall, the off-field shake-up at Ibrox continues, with the recruitment of a new legal counsel being the latest development in the club’s ongoing transition.
