Matthew Gill

Matthew Gill transitioned from a professional football player to a respected coach, currently serving as an Assistant Manager at Rangers FC. His career demonstrates a steady progression through various coaching roles with prominent clubs. After making his first-team debut for Peterborough United in 1998 during the 1997–98 season, Matthew Gill went on to amass 149 appearances for the club over seven years, scoring five goals. His distinguished playing career continued with key stints at Notts County (2004–2006), Exeter City (2006–2009), Norwich City (2009–2011), Bristol Rovers (2011–2014), and Tranmere Rovers (2014).

A notable highlight was being voted League Two Player of the Month in September 2008 while at Exeter City, where he delivered an impressive four goals in four games. Upon retiring as a player in 2014, Gill immediately transitioned into coaching, beginning as an assistant manager at Tranmere Rovers in the same year. He then joined Norwich City’s Academy as a coach in 2015, demonstrating a clear aptitude for player development. His dedication led to his appointment as interim manager for the Under-23 team in 2017, a role he subsequently made permanent.

Following Martin, he took on the role of assistant head coach at Southampton in June 2023, contributing significantly to the team’s strategic development until December 2024. Solidifying his standing as a key figure in professional football coaching, Matthew Gill was most recently appointed Assistant Manager at Rangers FC, commencing in June 2025. This latest role at a top-tier club underscores his consistent career trajectory and his proven track record of elevating through various coaching capacities, marked by strategic insight and impactful contributions to team success.