The 62-year-old received the honour from Prince William for services to football and broadcasting.
Former Rangers and Scotland star Ally McCoist has received an OBE for services to football and broadcasting in an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle.The pundit and former player remains the all-time top scorer at Rangers with 355 goals in 581 matches, and he was capped 61 times for Scotland.
He said he has no regrets about his career, which included a stint as manager of Rangers during a difficult era for the Glasgow club.Wednesday's ceremony saw him honoured with an OBE from Prince William who McCoist said was "very well versed" in football. He said his mother had died just a few days after Queen Elizabeth II, in September 2022, and his whole family was thinking of her on Wednesday.
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