Ally McCoist

Scottish footballer and manager, Rangers

Ally McCoist - Scottish footballer and manager, Rangers
Born

September 24th, 1962
62 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Scotland

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A former professional footballer and manager, achieved prominence as a striker. Played primarily for Rangers in the Scottish Premiership, where scored over 350 goals. Managed several teams, including his notable tenure as manager of Rangers after retirement. Contributed to Scottish national team efforts in international competitions.

Scored 351 goals for Rangers

Won 10 Scottish league titles

Managed Rangers to success

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