He joined Rangers as part of the 49ers' takeover but has now left the club due to family responsibilities…

Rangers chief executive Jim Gillespie has announced the departure of key club executive Greig Mailer amid an ongoing boardroom reshuffle at Ibrox. Mailer, who joined the club in April 2025 following the takeover involving Andrew Cavenagh and the San Francisco 49ers investment group, has stepped down due to family caring responsibilities in England.
Gillespie informed staff that club leadership now requires a full-time presence in Glasgow, which conflicted with Mailer's existing arrangements. Mailer's exit follows other recent executive departures at Ibrox, including former technical director Dan Purdy and former chief financial officer James Taylor.
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