A Rangers employee has parted ways with the club after being at Ibrox for the last five years.
Andrew Cavenagh has overseen a number of backroom exits in recent weeks and will now have to deal with yet another one.
The Rangers Chairman has overhauled the structure since his arrival and is continuing to make appointments in different places to ensure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes.
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Peter Allen set to leave Rangers after five-year Ibrox stay
Rangers News understands that Peter Allen will be leaving Ibrox imminently, having joined in November 2021.
Allen was in the MSc Role, serving as the Academy Performance Analyst with the Youth Development Company.
In November 2021, he joined as an intern and completed his internship in 2024, before he moved into the MSc role.
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One source has told Rangers News that he will be at the Commonwealth Games next, and was training for it while he was with the Light Blues.
Prior to joining the Gers, Allen worked as a Delivery Driver Helper at HOMECO.
Rangers are expected to hire a replacement for him ahead of the 2026/27 season.
What are Rangers’ plans over the coming days?
The Light Blues are set to jet off to Spain for a pre-season training camp, where they will be playing a few behind-closed-doors games.
Rangers will take on Kaizer Chiefs next from South Africa, giving Derek McInnes a chance to assess his side against an international team.
Thus far, the two games have been against lower-division Scottish sides, but this will provide a different test.
At the same time, work is ongoing to bring new players through the door, and McInnes is playing an active role in the recruitment.
