Scout Luke Platt has announced his departure from Rangers after an "incredible period" at the club.
The emerging talent scout has left Ibrox to take up a post with England and the Football Association as a Talent ID scout.
Platt had joined Rangers in April 2023 and worked on identifying youth prospects to bring to the club in the hope they would go on to break into the first team.
The scout had shared updates on the signing of Zebedee Lawson, 17, from Brighton and Hove Albion, with the player making his first-team debut last season.
Platt thanked staff, players and colleagues at Rangers in his announcement as he branded the opportunity to work at the Glasgow club as a "privilege and a valuable learning experience."
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Posting on LinkedIn, Platt confirmed: "After an incredible period with Rangers Football Club, the time has come for me to move on to a new challenge.
"I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone at Rangers FC for the opportunities, experiences, and relationships that have helped shape my journey. Working within such a historic club alongside dedicated staff, players, and colleagues has been both a privilege and a valuable learning experience.
"I am excited to share that I have accepted a new role as a Talent ID Scout with England and The Football Association. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the identification and development of future talent within the national pathway, and I am looking forward to the challenges and opportunities ahead.
"As I begin this new chapter, I carry with me many great memories and lessons from my time at Rangers. Thank you to everyone who has been part of that journey.
"I am excited for what comes next and look forward to continuing to support and develop the game."
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