5 Rangers takeaways after James Bisgrove address from 'dominant team in Scotland' masterplan to transfer pledge

It's been a jam-packed few months at Rangers - and chief executive officer James Bisgrove has been at the heart of the shake-up.

Michael Beale is ushering in a new era at Ibrox as he looks to reclaim the Scottish Premiership title from Celtic next season, with several players set to leave the Light Blues this summer as well as arrive on Edmiston Drive before the new campaign. Away from the dressing room, the club has shifted at board level after Douglas Park was replaced as chairman by John Bennett, with vacancies also left in the managing director, sporting director, finance director and head of academy in recent months.

Among the changes Bisgrove, who arrived at Ibrox in 2019 as Director of Commercial and Marketing, has stepped into the void left by managing director Stewart Robertson and will officially takes on the new as CEO role on July 31 as he balances his current position with the duties of the outgoing managing director. The chief broke down the plans for the next few months at Ibrox and beyond in a sit-down interview with club media.

But what were the key talking points to come out of the Ibrox address? Record Sport takes a look.

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However, Bisgrove has a plan to start bringing silverware back to Ibrox. He said: “We’ve got a very clear strategy for the football club through to 2025 in terms of what we want to achieve across the club.

“There are a number of objectives that underpin that, but it’s about us being successful as a football club and being