Rangers CEO Search Continues After Gillespie Withdrawal
Rangers CEO Search Continues After Gillespie Withdrawal

Rangers CEO Search Continues After Gillespie Withdrawal

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St Mirren vice-chairman Jim Gillespie has withdrawn from consideration to become Rangers' new chief executive, despite being the frontrunner for the position following James Bisgrove's departure to Saudi Arabia. Rangers chairman John Bennett is now forced to search for alternative candidates after Gillespie, who has a strong background in leadership and business transformation, decided to remain with St Mirren. The decision comes amid growing pressure on Rangers from supporters, particularly following a recent derby defeat to Celtic, and as the team prepares for a crucial match against Dundee United. Meanwhile, Rangers captain James Tavernier is reportedly attracting interest from Trabzonspor, but the club is expected to reject any bids this week as they lack a suitable replacement. Ianis Hagi remains determined to fight for his place in the first team after being sidelined since August. Philippe Clement, the Rangers manager, has assured fans that the team can still compete for the Scottish Premiership title despite a five-point deficit to Celtic.

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