Rangers new CEO recruitment timescale shared as James Bisgrove completes Saudi exit

The Light Blues declared on Thursday, May 30, that Bisgrove will be leaving his Glasgow position to accept a job offer in Saudi Arabia.

Speaking on the Rangers Review YouTube channel, he stated at 6 p.m.

on May 31 that “I don’t think people should get overly hung up or upset about timescale.”

Even if Rangers went to the market first thing this morning, hired a headhunter,

If they visit a recruiting agency or begin contacting people they know and may have on a list,

the majority of the candidates they will target—barring unemployed individuals—will have a notice period of their own.

“The likelihood of you losing James Bisgrove at five o’clock last night and having

a new chief executive first thing this morning is not going to happen.

It could be three months; it could be six months.”

“Even if you were to begin that process right now, someone wouldn’t be able to see Rangers during the transfer window.”

On the surface, the turmoil occurring behind closed doors at Ibrox couldn’t have coincided with a worse time for the Light Blues.

However, it appears that the Gers are confident in their ability to get through the off-season with the Glasgow team they presently have.

We’ll probably find out in a few weeks whether or not it is accurate.

Rangers must ultimately concentrate on recruitment and the transfer window at this time.

The Light Blues can consider bolstering their roster behind the scenes after the market closes and the upcoming season begins.

If the Giants truly want to defeat Celtic in the championship,

but for the time being, the hiring of a new CEO can wait.

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