"Patrick comes with an excellent reputation and background, bringing extensive experience of operating at senior levels during his 20-plus years in football," said Rangers interim chairman John Gilligan.

Rangers have announced that Patrick Stewart has been appointed as their new Chief Executive Officer, with the former Manchester United chief replacing James Bisgrove, who left for Saudi Pro League

New Rangers chief executive Patrick Stewart’s start date was reportedly delayed for three weeks due to the Ibrox side’s tough run of games coming up - including a daunting double header against Tottenham and Celtic just days before he starts.

Rangers have named former Manchester United chief Patrick Stewart as their new CEO. The Ibrox club, who have been searching for a replacement for James Bisgrove since his departure in May, announced on Monday that Stewart will be the man to lead the club on a day-to-day basis.

Rangers have engaged the curious act of (slightly) protecting new CEO Patrick Stewart by ensuring his commence date will follow both Rangers’ gigantic clashes with Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League, and Celtic in the League Cup final.

James Bisgrove left his role for the Saudi Pro League back in May and now the Light Blues have finally hired his successor

Rangers Football Club has announced the appointment of Patrick Stewart as its new Chief Executive Officer who will join the club on 16 December 2024.

Patrick Stewart has been announced as Rangers' new chief executive officer and replaces James Bisgrove, who departed for Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia this summer.

Malcolm Offord is the leading contender to become chairman at Rangers, with the 60-year-old member of the House of Lords lined up to replace John Bennett. (Scottish Sun) Rangers could beat English clubs to the signing of Peterborough winger Kwame Poku in January,