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Rangers have confirmed the permanent appointment of Stig Inge Bjornebye as performance director. The former Norway international joined the club on a temporary basis in December as a consultant.
What does this mean for Rangers?
Bjornebye's appointment is a significant move for the club, aiming to provide the football departments and players with everything they need to win.
Why is this important?
"Our responsibility now is to provide the football departments and the players with everything they need to win, while also creating a clear pathway for the next generation of Rangers players," Bjornebye told club media.
Current Context
As of now, Rangers are standing 2nd in Premiership with 69 points from 33 games, having won 19, drawn 12, and lost 2, with a recent form of WLLLL. Their last result was a 5-2 win against Falkirk on 2026-05-16.
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| League Standing | 2nd in Premiership |
| Points | 69 |
| Games Played | 33 |
| Wins | 19 |
| Draws | 12 |
| Losses | 2 |
| Recent Form | WLLLL |
| Last Result | Falkirk 2-5 Rangers (2026-05-16) |
James Barrow has also arrived from Wigan Athletic to replace Rhys Owen as first team performance coach. "Stig has quickly become a valued member of our football leadership team," said chief executive officer Jim Gillespie. His experience across elite football, both as a player and as an executive, brings important expertise to the club. His appointment completes a football structure that is focused on one objective: giving our manager, staff and players the best possible platform to deliver success for Rangers.
