Marathe had stepped down to avoid the potential of falling foul of UEFA's dual ownership rules
Rangers and Leeds supremo Paraag Marathe
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Paraag Marathe has returned to Rangers after his departure from the San Francisco 49ers.
Marathe had previously served as the Ibrox club's vice-chairman, but stepped down in March to avoid falling foul of UEFA's dual ownership roles.
Marathe is also chairman at Leeds United, who are owned by 49ers Enterprises, so vacated his seat on the Gers board before the March deadline in case the Elland Road club also qualified for the Europa League.
That followed talks with UEFA to seek clarity on the situation that could have potentially arisen.
Andrew Cavanagh (right) and Paraag Marathe
Andrew Cavanagh (right) and Paraag Marathe(Image: PA)
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Earlier this month, Marathe left his role as 49ers vice president of football operations after 25 years to focus on his roles with both clubs.
And now his return to Rangers has been confirmed after a submission was made to Companies House.
And he's set to take a more active role after initially being front and centre of the American takeover of the Ibrox club last summer.
The new regime are already on their third manager in just over 12 months after the sacking of Russell Martin, Danny Rohl's departure to RB Salzburg and the appointment of Derek McInnes.
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