Rangers chief Patrick Stewart elected to new SPFL board

Rangers Chief Executive Officer Patrick Stewart <i>(Image: Craig Williamson - SNS Group)</i>
Rangers Chief Executive Officer Patrick Stewart (Image: Craig Williamson - SNS Group)
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The SPFL have elected a new board for the 2025/26 season.

New Ranges chief executive Patrick Stewart is included. 

He will serve Scottish Premiership sides alongside Kilmarnock's managing director, Phyllis Carroll, and Hibernian's Malcolm McPherson.

The 42-member clubs of the SPFL elected the new faces today. They will serve on the board for the forthcoming season at the league's AGM.

The SPFL Board includes three Premiership representatives, two from the Championship and two covering League 1 and League 2, one as an alternate director.

The seven representatives of the clubs will sit alongside SPFL group chief executive Neil Doncaster, chairman Murdoch MacLennan and independent non-executive director Karyn McCluskey.

SPFL board for season 2025/26 in full

William Hill Premiership: Malcolm McPherson (Hibernian), Phyllis Carroll (Kilmarnock), Patrick Stewart (Rangers)

William Hill Championship: Willie Houston (Ayr United), David Cook (Dunfermline Athletic)

William Hill League 1 and League 2: Andrew Allan (Alloa Athletic); Alternate director Iain Dougan (Stranraer)

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