Rangers set to net £3million per year as behind-the-scenes revelation emerges
Rangers can net around £3million a year if everything goes well for the club from the Kindred Group deal, according to Four Lads Had a Dream.
Stevie Clifford who wrote on the Four Lads website on 18 September claims that the new deal with Kindred could be up to worth 93% more to the club provided the conditions are met.
These are likely to include things like on-field performances and European exposure, among other things.
Clifford wrote: “The extended Kindred deal, announced this morning, represents a significant uplift from the existing agreement.
“This agreement is believed to be worth in the region of 80% more income to the club, rising to upwards of 93% more if Rangers perform to the highest capabilities, most likely on field and European exposure etc.
“Now back in 2021 the renewal of the deal was believed to be worth in the region of £1.5m. This is worth 80% more then the new deal is worth in the region of £2.7m minimum to the club rising towards £3m a year IF everything goes well for the club.
“This is a hugely significant sum for the club.”
Rangers need off-pitch success to translate to on-pitch glory
Gers travelling in Europe will see the sponsors’ visibility increase as they’ll have a chance to tap into untouched markets.
That will only help them grow thus making their sponsorship with the club that much more lucrative.
For fans, these are secondary things, but they will be aware that the higher the sponsors are willing to pay, the better the club’s current situation is.
Supporters know just where their side are and also are aware of the potential Rangers have to return to the top again.
Things have not started ideally on the pitch this season but there still is plenty of time to turn things around for the club to get back to where they belong.
Hopefully, things start to improve sooner rather than later and the successes off the pitch can translate to glory on it as well.
In other Rangers news, a claim has emerged on a replacement for James Tavernier at Ibrox when he leaves.
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