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Former Rangers attacker Scott Wright is trying to carve out a new career down south after a summer of sweeping change at Ibrox.
The 27-year-old ex-Aberdeen winger is one of 16 players who left Rangers this summer, bringing to an end a three-and-a-half year stint in Glasgow.
Signing a £300k deal to move to League One Birmingham City, Scott Wright has been getting his feet under the desk in the English third flight.
But it’s in the Football League Trophy that Wright has just exploded onto the scene with a deadly double in a 4-0 romp.
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Scott Wright nets Birmingham double
Scott Wright’s move to Birmingham City started extremely brightly, with the winger popping up with a last-minute debut winner.
Brought to Birmingham by ex-Brendan Rodgers assistant Chris Davies, Wright is part of a substantial overhaul at St Andrews under US-backed investment.
But since that opening day victory over Wigan in League One, Wright’s exposure to the first-team at Birmingham has mostly been from the bench.
Handed a start in the Football League Trophy against Shrewsbury, it’s an opportunity Wright has grabbed with both hands and two goals.
Rangers are set to confirm the exit of Creag Robertson this week, issuing a “headache” behind the scenes, according to Football Scotland.
The news outlet reported on 9 October that the director of football operations’ departure means the club now have to recruit four new positions.
Meanwhile, the director of football operations and head of academy are crucial for player development, recruitment, and maintaining a pipeline of talent, which is vital for long-term success.
Filling these positions swiftly is not just about replacing personnel but about infusing new energy, expertise and direction into the club.
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