NafisaRangers are primed for a summer overhaul once 49ers Enterprises officially assume control at Ibrox next month.
Rangers faced Dundee United at Ibrox on Wednesday and secured a 3-1 victory in their final home fixture of the season.
Cyriel Dessers netted twice and Nico Raskin added a third to guarantee the hosts collected all three points.
Barry Ferguson, in what might be his last match at Ibrox in charge of the Gers, signed off with dignity.
Andrew Cavenagh spotted at Ibrox for Dundee United encounter:
The San Francisco 49ers’ investment branch, 49ers Enterprises, and Andrew Cavenagh are believed to be progressing steadily with their acquisition, targeting a 51 per cent majority stake in Rangers.
Rangers are set for a summer of change once 49ers Enterprises take charge at Ibrox next month.
Cavenagh, seemingly representing the American group, was once again seen at Ibrox — this time to witness the win over Dundee United.
His appearance coincided with Ally McCoist stating on the same day that the takeover is reportedly completed.
The Gers are also thought to be making considerable headway in appointing their next full-time manager.
Davide Ancelotti, assistant to Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid, is reportedly the leading candidate at this stage.
Rangers stand to gain significantly from Cavenagh’s involvement:
Cavenagh is expected to hold a crucial position in the Rangers takeover as the frontman of the US-based consortium, bringing his commercial expertise and financial clout to the forefront.
He also contributes valuable investment and strategic direction.
The American appears ready to take on a senior post, likely as a prominent figure on the Ibrox board, and his business knowledge will be a strong asset in guiding decisions.
His regular attendance at Rangers fixtures indicates he’s actively assessing the club’s inner workings.
Cavenagh’s role as executive chairman at ParetoHealth ensures alignment with Scottish FA dual-ownership regulations, enabling him to oversee Rangers’ financial and administrative transformation, while Marathe’s 49ers concentrate on on-pitch revival efforts.
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