Paraag Marathe discussed the differences between Rangers and Leeds (Image: Social media)
Paraag Marathe discussed the differences between Rangers and Leeds (Image: Social media)
Paraag Marathe has conceded that the leadership strategy at Rangers has to be more short-term than at Leeds United.
The Ibrox director discussed the difference in leadership at Rangers and the Premier League club during a Leaders in Sport event.
Speaking on stage, Marathe explained Rangers must focus efforts on the now and what they need to do to beat Celtic in the Scottish Premiership.
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The experienced boardroom operator opened up on the necessity to win at Rangers and in Scotland in comparison to Leeds, who have to compete to protect their top-flight status.
He said: "In Glasgow, with Rangers, it's a little bit different [to Leeds in the Premier League], because we are established in the Scottish Premiership.
"So, for that it is, ironically, even less about the long-term planning and more about what do we need to do to win the league, what do we need to do to beat Celtic?
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"Because it's usually one of the two of us. That is actually, interestingly and ironically, a little bit more short-term because we are a bit more established.
"We are just thinking about how we will get there the following year. In Leeds, it's a bit more complicated because you have to manage the jeopardy and the consequences that exist in that bottom half of the Premier League, top quartile of the Championship."