Rangers Football Club Sacks CEO and Sporting Director Amid Poor Performance

Rangers Football Club has made significant changes by sacking CEO Patrick Stewart and Sporting Director Kevin Thelwell due to poor performance and growing fan unrest. Stewart, a former senior figure at Manchester United, arrived at Ibrox in December, aiming to stabilize the club.

Thelwell, who was appointed in April, saw his duties end after Everton's last season. The club is now undergoing a restructuring process led by a consortium, with Fraser Thornton serving as interim CEO.

Despite recent improvements under manager Danni Rohl, Rangers are currently nine points behind the Scottish Premiership leaders.