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FORMER Rangers and Dundee United star Ian Redford, who was once Scottish football's most expensive signing, has been found dead aged 53.

 

Police today confirmed that they have recovered the body of the former midfielder in Irvine earlier today.

 

Redford, whose autobiography was serialised in the Daily Record last year, signed for Rangers for a then-Scottish transfer record of £210,000 in 1980.

 

Over the next five years at Ibrox he made over 200 appearances for the club, winning the Scottish Cup and playing his part in three League Cup victories.

 

He then returned to his native Tayside to join Jim McLean at Dundee United in 1985 where he played in their UEFA Cup Final defeat.

 

The talented goal-scoring midfielder, who was called up on several occasions but never played for the national team, played for Ipswich Town, St Johnstone and Brechin in his latter years before finishing his career as a League Cup winner with Raith Rovers in 1995.

 

More news to follow at dailyrecord.co.uk and in tomorrow's paper.

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Remember the midfield of Russell, Bett and Redford - arguably better than we have now. A more than decent player for me.

 

Shocked by this. RIP

 

I dont think it is even arguable :) Definitely better than we have now, at least for me !

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Sad, Sad news - always remember him as a good player and was a mainstay of the Rangers team in the era when I began follow following on a regular basis.

 

Thoughts and prayers with his family and friends at this sad time.

 

Cammy F

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