The departures of Barry Ferguson, Neil McCann, Billy Dodds and Allan McGregor from their coaching roles at Rangers were confirmed yesterday, although one notable backroom figure remains at the club.
Indeed, Issame Charai is still at Ibrox.
The Moroccan coach, who joined Rangers under Philippe Clement, signed a three-and-a-half-year deal in January. Charai was initially appointed as the men's first-team assistant manager.
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It remains to be seen what his role will be under the new boss, whoever it may be.
Rangers are still on the hunt for a permanent successor to Clement.
Chief Executive Officer Patrick Stewart recently provided an update on the search for a new manager after Ferguson's exit: "The club, and I am sure all our supporters, will be forever grateful to Barry for stepping up and taking on the role of head coach," he said.
"He and his staff have performed admirably amongst some trying circumstances and achieved some excellent results along the way.
"Barry, Neil, Billy and Allan all had distinguished playing careers with Rangers, and they have all enhanced their standing with the club for their work since February. The reception they received at Ibrox on Wednesday night was fully merited, and I know meant so much to Barry and his team.
“The search for our new head coach is progressing well, and we look forward to concluding our process in the coming period."
