Rangers sack CEO Stewart & sporting director Thelwell
Summary
Rangers football club has removed chief executive Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thelwell from their positions. The club stated that these changes are part of aligning with a new vision after a US-based group led by Andrew Cavenagh took over. Fraser Thornton has been named interim chief executive until new appointments are made.Key Facts
- Patrick Stewart and Kevin Thelwell were dismissed from their roles at Rangers.
- A US-based consortium led by Andrew Cavenagh has taken over the club.
- Fraser Thornton is serving as the interim chief executive.
- The change was made to align with the club's new vision for the future.
- Danny Rohl is the new head coach after Russell Martin's dismissal.
- Rangers are currently fourth in the Scottish Premiership.
- The team has lost all four of their Europa League games under new coach Rohl.
- Stewart and Thelwell had been with the club for less than a year.
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