Rangers boss Danny Rohl has headhunted a 22-year-old coach from his homeland to join his Ibrox revolution.
German second tier club SC Preussen Munster have confirmed that Tristan Steiner has left to join Rangers immediately after previously working with Rohl at Sheffield Wednesday.
Steiner was a youth coach and a video analyst at his club and will combine coaching and analysing games at Rangers under Rohl.
Preussen Munster sports director Janis Hohenhovel said: "Last season, Tristan independently observed training sessions under Danny Rohl at Sheffield Wednesday.
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"Here, he has been responsible for the strategic development of squad planning, scouting, training and analysis.
"Tristan has a good sense of how Danny Rohl views his own game. As a manager, he was obviously keen to bring in someone like him.
"The opportunity arrived at short notice and Tristan has taken advantage of it.
"It's a bitter pill to swallow to lose someone like him, but also an honour because someone from Preussen Munster has made this leap to a club as big as Rangers."
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