An important behind the scenes appointment at Rangers has been confirmed on Companies House.
Documents filled have revealed Graham Horsman has been appointed as secretary at the Ibrox club.
Horsman had joined Rangers in January as a football legal counsel but will now take over duties as secretary.
Confirmation of the background office shuffle was published on Friday, November 8 after papers were filled to Companies House.
A short public PDF file reads: "The Company confirms that the person named has consented to act as secretary", alongside details of the dates in the process.
A second Companies House update on Friday confirmed James Taylor's departure as secretary.
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Taylor is chief financial officer at the club.
The termination of Creag Robertson's role as a director at Rangers was also confirmed on Friday morning.
The former director of football operations quit his Ibrox post after just 18 months in the job.
Th Rangers Review previously reported that the decision is Robertson’s with sources insisting it is not a case of the former head of business and education jumping before being pushed.
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