Jo Potter has left her post as manager of Rangers Women.
The Englishwoman spent two years with the club, winning a domestic cup double in each campaign.
However, she ended up in second place in the SWPL both times.
In her first season, Rangers led the table at the split, four points ahead of Celtic, but a poor run of form saw their rivals win the title.
And in the most recent campaign, they lost their chance at the title with a 1-0 defeat to Hibs at Ibrox on the final day.
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Glasgow Times understands Potter has now departed the club.
She is a former England player with 35 caps and counts Arsenal, Birmingham, and Everton among her former clubs from her playing days.
Rangers was her first venture into management but she will now be looking for a fresh opportunity.
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