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Newcastle United have appointed ex-Rangers sporting director Ross Wilson.

Mr Wilson, who previously held the same role at Ibrox, left to become head of football operations at Nottingham Forest.

He now takes over from Paul Mitchell at St James' Park.

David Hopkinson, Newcastle United's CEO, said: "I am delighted to welcome Ross to Newcastle United.

"His experience and expertise immediately strengthen us, and his appointment is another important step forward in our journey."

Mr Hopkinson praised Mr Wilson's proven ability to bring about strategic change and his role in fostering winning cultures at his previous...