Rangers boss Michael Beale appears to be heading for a new home - leaving behind the luxurious temporary farmhouse where he's set up shop for the past few months.
The Light Blues manager has been living in the house for the past few months and took to social media to praise the owners as "wonderful hosts" as he makes plans to move on.
Located near Stirling, the property, called Fiadh Ruadh, on Gartlach Farm near Aberfoyle is newly listed as being available.
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Posting a video outside the home, Beale said: "Thank you @gartclachfarmholidayhomes for looking after us the last few months as we settle back into Scotland as a family. Wonderful hosts and sad to leave."
The house is set within an idyllic countryside setting, on the edge of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, with the three-bedroom property also boasting its own private hot tub outside where you can take in the stunning scenery.
Beale also posted some snaps of Highland Cows on the property plus a stunning sunset over the farm.
The online description of the house reads: "Fiadh Ruadh is a modern, luxury three-bedroom house located within the grounds of Gartclach Farm.
"One in a row of three large, detached houses surrounded by stunning countryside and each with their own enclosed garden where you can sit in the hot tub and enjoy the beautiful views.
"You may even catch a glimpse of red deer that are regular visitors in the fields surrounding Gartclach farm. There are three large bedrooms, so you can choose between two kingsize rooms or a twin, one of the kingsize rooms has en-suite facilities and a dressing area with space for a cot."
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