Rangers are drawing closer to a takeover as Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises continue working on a deal.
The Gers have seen years of mismanagement and instability, with John Bennett and James Bisgrove’s exits last year highlighting the extent of the issue.There has also been an underwhelming player trading model at the Light Blues, leading to evident financial problems and trouble competing with Celtic.
With the potential imminent arrival of the US consortium at the Glaswegian outfit, they have a lot of work on their hands, especial the The US consortium will likely look to change that at Rangers, and they’ve already shown their nous during their time at Leeds United, with the West Yorkshire outfit’s accounts showing a profit of £73million in player trading profits for the 2022/23 season,Last summer, the Championship outfit once again sold some players for big money, with Archie Gray joining Tottenham, Georginio Rutter moving to Brighton and Crysencio Summerville being sold to West Ham United.
The Gers have some impressive talents like Hamza Igamane on their books, who may attract attention from down south at the end of the campaign.waves on an international level after starring for Belgium in the recent international break.
Ianis Hagi is out of contract soon, and the Romanian’s departure on a free transfer next summer will be a blow for the Bears.
The Ibrox faithful will hope the 49ers arrive in the coming weeks and put things into place.Rangers are set to enter a new era with the 49ers Enterprises group in the final stages of their takeover bid.
The investment arm of the San Francisco 49ers NFL franchise are set to purchase a controlling stake in the Ibrox outfit with Paraag Marathe and Andrew Cavenagh leading negotiationsRangers takeover hit by fresh obstacle as paperwork submitted
Rangers bosses had hoped that the takeover could be completed by May after legal paperwork was submitted.
However, a report from the Scottish Sun (8 April) claims that the deal could be off if Leeds United fail to secure promotion from the English Championship.
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