Rangers have made an off-field appointment this week as their search to fill other big positions continues.
The Light Blues are still on the lookout for a new chief executive to replace James Bisgrove who left for Saudi.
A full-time chairman is also needed with a John Bennett replacement high up on the agenda.
John Gilligan has been doing the job in the interim but the club need the stability in the boardroom of a new chair on a permanent basis.
Gers are also believed to want a technical – or sporting – director to help with the day-to-day running of the club alongside both manager Philippe Clement and director of recruitment Nils Koppen.
But fans will be pleased to know that one other position has been officially filled this week.
It might not be the most pressing issue for the club but the support can take solace in the idea that one job has been confirmed which could hopefully point towards more in the not too distant future.
According to the Companies House, Rangers have successfully hired Graham Horsman as their new secretary.
Rangers hired Graham Horsman as their new club secretary
Documents were filed by the club which confirmed Mr Horsman’s new position having already been in the door since January.
Mr Horsman has been acting as the club’s football legal counsel since the beginning of the year but will now take over as secretary on a permanent basis.
Confirmation was published earlier this morning.
The resignation of former director Creag Robertson was also confirmed this morning.
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He had been director of football operations for 18 months.
We at Rangers News told you recently how three potential technical director options had reared their heads with all former players included.
We also revealed how a former top domestic scout at Rangers had just made a move to the EFL to become Carlisle United’s new sporting director.
Gers felt they were close to hiring a new chief executive, meanwhile, in St Mirren vice chairman Jim Gillespie before he had a change of heart.
Dave King also threw his hat in the ring for a sensational return.
