Former Dumbarton manager Davie Wilson has unfortunately passed away at 85 years old. The former England international was renowned for his inspirational coaching at the club, leading them to several trophies during his tenure.

Former Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder is among the names listed as potential replacements for Giovanni van Bronckhorst at Rangers following his dismissal.

Job description

Wilson has played a vital role in building up the club's youth ranks and supporting Michael Beale with his succession plan. Furthermore, he was assigned to assist the first-team coaching staff achieve immediate success, which they have accomplished admirably.

Wilson's job description for this position is largely the same as that of a football business director, however he has been given additional responsibilities in regards to talent identification and recruitment, performance analysis, sports science/medicine, psychology and loan management. Furthermore, Wilson will now oversee the club's media presence more extensively.

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Experience

Wilson boasts extensive expertise in the football industry and brings exceptional leadership and man management abilities to his role. He has advised clubs on talent identification and recruitment, performance analysis, sports science and medicine, psychology, as well as loan management.

His career has seen him work with teams at all levels of the domestic game, such as Watford, Scunthorpe United FC and York City FC. He was part of many successful campaigns such as promotion to League Two with Scunthorpe; leading them to a hat-trick of promotions; and premiership promotion with York City.

He has managed a variety of national teams, such as Northern Ireland and England Disability Squads, and he is currently assisting Ian Baraclough with the U21 team in Northern Ireland.

His previous role at Lancashire FA saw him transform investment and partnerships across the association. Through this work, he helped a range of teams reach their full potential and widen their contact base - an essential step in growing football in Lancashire.

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Reputation

Ross Wilson has earned a well-deserved reputation for being an adept judge of talent, knowing how to maximize players' abilities. Furthermore, his negotiation skills enable him to secure the best deals for Rangers players.

He has signed several players from abroad, such as Florian Kamberi, Jon McLaughlin and Ianis Hagi. Additionally, he signed several young players like Leon Balogun and Calvin Bassey.

Wilson not only manages the squad, but he has also invested time into developing its academy. Drawing upon his extensive experience with youth football and regular presence on webinars, Wilson gives parents peace of mind that their children are receiving quality instruction to become first-team players.

He is well known to be an advocate for training compensation. When a player left Falkirk for Bradford City, he took action and encouraged the club to seek compensation.

Transfers

Rangers' sporting director Wilson has already made several significant transfers this season and is responsible for overhauling the club's recruitment policy and football operations.

He has ensured the futures of some of Manchester United's top players, such as Etienne Capoue and Richarlison. Additionally, he oversaw the signing of new coach Giraldi.

Rangers have lost six of their first eight league games but remain just nine points behind Celtic in the Premiership. They will host Hibernian at Ibrox on December 15 and plan to resume training after the World Cup break on Monday.

Ibrox club are doing their utmost to find a successor for departed Giovanni Van Bronckhorst. They have an impressive shortlist of candidates and are believed to be conducting due diligence down south.

Michael Beale is widely believed to be the front runner for the job at Ibrox. It's believed that he wants to return home where he worked with Steve Gerrard as he won his 55th title.

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