A dreadful Rangers season may be drawing to a close and fans will be relieved to see the end of it.
But the club’s takeover is also nearing its final stages, and that alone is enough to excite supporters.

A thin turnout at Ibrox Stadium for the last home Scottish Premiership fixture of the season reflected the mood following a miserable campaign.
However, one notable presence in the stands signaled that the American consortium is entering the closing stages of this intricate acquisition.
There was plenty of talk about Andrew Cavenagh once again appearing in the directors’ box, as Record Sport was first to uncover he’s the main figure spearheading the deal.
Sitting beside him, though, was the rarely seen Raminder Dhadwal, who serves as Director of 49ers Enterprises and Investments.

A Harvard University alumnus, Dhadwal is a prominent player in the NFL powerhouse’s business division and plays a significant role in their Leeds United venture. His appearance is yet another indicator that the final steps are approaching.
He was also among the delegation treated to a VIP tour of Ibrox last month by Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart.