RANGERS have appointed Stuart Taylor as Graeme Murty’s successor at Under-20s level.
The former Aston Villa and Wolves coach will join Billy Kirkwood and Peter Lovenkrands for the remainder of the campaign.
And former Gers stars Kevin Thomson and Gregory Vignal will work with young players between Under-13 and Under-15s.
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Head of Academy Craig Mulholland said: “To see a top pro want to develop his coaching skills in this way, and be prepared to do the apprenticeship in coaching in the same way as he did as a player and be the best he can be, is what attracted us to Kevin.
“His enthusiasm for football is infectious and his desire to develop talent shines through. He has a magnificent passion for the game which will rub off on our players.
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“Gregory demonstrates the same qualities. He is moving from France for a role which is initially only three sessions per week and a game at the weekend. This demonstrates real commitment from him and a massive desire to work at Rangers.”
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