Sudden exit for Ibrox chief as part of ‘restructuring’

Greg Mailer is the latest big name to leave Ibrox in what has been termed a ‘restructuring’.

Mailer was Chief Communications Officer at Ibrox, a role previously held by heavyweights such as James Traynor, David Graham and Lindsay Herron.

Whether Mailer decided to restructure himself or was restructured by the club isn’t known. He has left with immediate effect.

Mailer had previously worked in a Communications post for the SPFL. More recently he worked for Brentford and Manchester before switching to Ibrox during the period leading up to Andrew Cavenagh’s takeover.

All of the messengers were kept informed on the details of the takeover which is still being pushed as by the San Francisco 49ers.

Russell Martin and Danny Rohl were both cheered up the marble staircase without any real scrutiny.

The appointment of Derek McInnes didn’t require any steering with Del Boy just having to whisper Walter Smith to ensure complete adoration.

IBRIX- WHERE TURMOIL IS PERMANENT

Now after 18 months in the job Mailer is making a sharp exit as the restructuring line is pushed.

As ever the Rangers Review is the outlet chosen to break the EXCLUSIVE news:

Greig Mailer has left his position as chief operations and communications officer at Rangers.

The Rangers Review understands Mailer has left the club with immediate effect. Mailer moved to Ibrox in April 2025 and has worked with Patrick Stewart and Jim Gillespie and under the new American ownership, headed by chairman Andrew Cavenagh.

Staff were informed of Mailer’s departure on Monday and his exit comes amid a period of restructuring following Gillespie’s appointment as chief executive officer last season.

In a letter to staff, Gillespie wrote: “Greig has been an outstanding ambassador for the Club during his time with us and he has made a significant contribution, both to the departments he has led, and to the wider leadership team, of which he has been a trusted and valued member.

There won’t be any shortage of candidates looking to take on Mailer’s job.

With newspapers and media groups constantly shedding staff there is probably already made talent pool waiting to be interviewed.

Under Cavenagh virtually nothing is known about the structure and ownership of the club. Keeping it that way will be the prime task for the next Communications Chief while pushing the 49ers tale to the gullible and their audiences.

No AGM has been held in 2026 but the Fan Advisory Board meets quarterly to get the messaging out that all is well.

Since Cavenagh took control in June 2025 the whole top team has been changed from first team manager through CEO, Chairman and Communications Chief.