Rangers' chief financial offer James Taylor has left the club to take up the same post at West Ham United.
Taylor has been with the Ibrox club for almost three years and says he is "proud" of the improvements he has helped the club he achieved.
He now makes the move to the English Championship side to once again work with ex-Rangers colleagues Nils Koppen and Karim Virani.
Posting on LinkedIn, he said: "Pleased to share that I’ve joined West Ham United as CFO, subject to the usual approvals.
"The size of the club and the passion of our supporters continues to impress. I’m determined to play my part in returning this club to where it belongs.
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"It’s also great to be working with Nils Koppen and Karim Virani again. I know the standards both set and how they operate when the pressure is on, and that was a significant part of the decision.
"Before this, three years at Rangers. I’m proud of the improvements made both on and off the pitch during my time at Ibrox.
"There is a serious amount of work ahead and a strong group to do it with. I’m looking forward to working closely with the Board and with colleagues across the club.
"Come on you Irons."
