Andy Scoulding Exclusive In Tonight’s Programme

DOWNLOAD tonight’s UEFA Europa League programme and read an exclusive interview with Head of Scouting Andy Scoulding.

Scoulding, who joined Rangers in 2017, discusses the scouting department at the club, the impact Covid-19 has had on the transfer market and the global scouting network that he is building along with Sporting Director Ross Wilson and manager Steven Gerrard.

On that, he said: “When Ross came into the building, he and I sat down and we quickly identified that we had a really strong domestic footprint but we didn’t necessarily have a really strong European footprint.

“So building on that, the recruitment department has grown massively, particularly over the last year on that European side.

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“The manager has gone on record a number of times saying that in order for us to progress as a football club, we need better players both domestically and in Europe.

“One of the key things for us is to make sure we don’t just have a European footprint, we have a global footprint and we are able to identify the best talent and then attract them to the football club.

“That is a great credit to the club, the support we have had and the work the manager and Ross have done to help us with that.”

Read Andy Scoulding’s interview in tonight’s UEFA Europa League programme, which also features further exclusives with Allan McGregor, David Weir and Thomas Buffel plus much more.


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