Former England midfielder Jo Potter is poised to exit her role as head coach of Rangers in the Scottish Women's Premier League. With two years at the helm, Potter led the team to a domestic cup double in both seasons but was unable to clinch the SWPL title, finishing just short on the final day each year. Having transitioned from a playing career to coaching after retiring in 2021, Rangers represented her first managerial role. The club is apparently set to receive compensation for her departure from an undisclosed team.
Former England midfielder Jo Potter is expected to leave her head coach position at Rangers' Scottish Women's Premier League, with compensation coming from an unnamed club.
Potter, who moved to Rangers two years ago, achieved a domestic cup double in both seasons but fell short of winning the SWPL title each time.
After retiring from playing in 2021, Jo Potter's appointment at Rangers marked her initial venture into management, highlighting her transition from player to coach.
Over her career, Potter has been capped 35 times for England and played for several notable clubs, including Arsenal and Birmingham City.
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