League Two club Cowdenbeath have appointed former Rangers star and Motherwell coach Maurice Ross as their new manager.
The Blue Brazil have endured a tough start to the season and recently parted ways with Gary Bollan after finding themselves bottom of the division.
Ross was a coach at Motherwell under Stephen Robinson and left earlier this year shortly after Graham Alexander's arrival as Fir Park manager.
It's his first job back in Scottish football following a stint as assistant manager at Notts County, where he resigned from his role after an 'ill-judged comment' towards a Magpies player.
Ross featured for Rangers in his playing career and was capped 13 times by Scotland.
Cowdenbeath chairman Donald Findlay said: "I am delighted to confirm that I have appointed Maurice Ross as our new manager.
"Maurice is a highly regarded young coach and will bring a new approach to the club.
"His is determined to be successful as a coach and is very ambitious. He is determined to take our club with him in an upwards direction. I am convinced that this is the new start we need."
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