Rangers finance chief Taylor exits 'by mutual agreement'

Rangers say James Taylor is to step down from his role as the Scottish Premiership club's chief financial officer "by mutual agreement".

The son of former Scottish FA chief executive David Taylor had spent three years in the role.

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In a three-line statement on the club website, Rangers say: "James and the club have agreed that this is the right time for him to pursue new opportunities.

"The club thanks James for his contribution and wishes him every success for the future."

There was no indication of what that future holds, or of when Rangers might appoint a successor.

On his LinkedIn profile, Taylor pointed out that he had previous senior leadership roles at Mastercard, Barclays and Zonal.

He added that he had "recently oversaw a transition to record revenues of over £94m and the club's first positive pre-player trading profit in recent years".

BBCWed, Jul 1, 2026·1 min read