THESE ARE THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR! In a moment that would send waves of excitement through the Ibrox community, reports have emerged suggesting that Rangers legend John Greig could be set for a remarkable return to the organisation — this time not as a player, but in a senior football role.
The prospect of Greig becoming part of Derek McInnes’ setup would be a hugely emotional development for Rangers supporters. McInnes was officially appointed Rangers’ men’s first-team manager in June 2026 on a three-year contract.
Greig’s connection with Rangers stretches back more than six decades. The club describes him as one of its most iconic figures, and he currently serves as Honorary Life President. He has previously managed Rangers and held several other roles within the club, including work with the academy and the board.
A return to a senior football position would therefore represent another remarkable chapter in Greig’s long association with the Light Blues. His experience, knowledge of the club and close relationship with generations of Rangers players could make such a move a major talking point among supporters.
