Rangers takeover news as unnamed American investors could bring £175m+ jackpot to Ibrox
Takeover talks have once again been swirling around Rangers with the possibility of American investment being brought into the club.
Alan Nixon reported on 13 June that Dave King could join forces with the Easdale brothers along with American investors to become a significant control group of the club.
It comes after it was shared that the Easdales are set to have 20 million shares returned to them, although King has already refuted those reports overnight
King was opposed to Douglas Park, and he let everyone know that but has since spoke of his support for the new regime under John Bennett at Ibrox.
Despite that, it still shows that the potential for American investment at Ibrox is not disappearing, and continues to rear its head over the months.
Kyle Fox was the first to be named, with her bid to take significant share control at Rangers thrown out of the window, mainly by Park in one of his final moves.
Finance expert, Dan Plumley, exclusively told Ibrox News at the time that any takeover of the club could be worth up to £175million with all factors considered.
Of course, this is all if, buts and maybes, but surely this isn’t just a coincidence given that American investment has been mooted yet again in Govan.
If a serious party was to come along with £175million on the table across the shareholders currently in place, it would be interesting to see the outcome.
Takeovers are not straightforward at the best of times but throw into the mix the current shareholdings at Rangers, and it becomes even messier.
This is surely something to watch in the coming months, though, a jackpot could be on the way.