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Nacho Novo's Son Dies as Rangers Legend Pays Tribute to His 'Beautiful Boy'

The former Rangers striker said he was “absolutely broken” as more than 100 supporters and football figures shared condolences.

  • Former Rangers star Nacho Novo announced his stepson Ross has died at age 26. The 47-year-old Darvel Football Club manager shared the news on Instagram, saying he was "absolutely broken" by the loss.
  • The former striker, who netted 47 times in 179 appearances for Rangers, was appointed Darvel manager last November. Novo previously coached at West of Scotland Premier Division side Drumchapel before taking the managerial role.
  • Sports broadcaster Laura Woods wrote, "I'm so sorry for your loss Nacho." Former footballer Nazmi Albadawi and Rangers supporters also shared condolences, with more than 100 people flooding social media with messages of support.
  • Ross's mother Donna Clark and his 16-year-old brother posted emotional tributes, with the family requesting privacy during this difficult time. The younger sibling wrote, "U were the best ever," in a video tribute.
  • Inducted into the Ibrox Hall of Fame in 2014, Novo previously overcame a heart attack and stroke in 2018. During his Rangers career, he played over 250 games, winning three league titles before retiring in 2017.
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Former Rangers star Nacho Novo announces death of his son: ‘Absolutely broken’

Ross was just 26 when he died

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