“Rangers Takeover SHOCKER: 49ers Face ULTIMATE Transfer Nightmare as Manager Slammed with BRUTAL Betrayal!”

Rangers endured an unwanted milestone during their 1-1 draw with Celtic, extending their winless streak at Ibrox to seven matches—marking the first time in the club’s history they’ve gone so long without a home victory.

Barry Ferguson’s side had taken a first-half lead through Cyriel Dessers in a fiercely contested match, played with high intensity despite the fact that both teams’ league positions were already settled.

Dessers’ goal had given Rangers the advantage at the break, but the home side couldn’t hold on to the lead.

Celtic battled back into the match and found an equaliser through Adam Idah, denying Rangers what would have been a third straight win over their rivals.

The draw served as a reminder of how competitive Rangers can be on big occasions, even against their fiercest opponents, while also highlighting their struggles to maintain that level of performance consistently throughout the season—one of the key reasons they fell short in the title race.

Watching on were representatives of the 49ers Enterprises group, who are set to complete a takeover at Ibrox.

The American ownership group is expected to inject new ambition and financial backing into the club in an effort to re-establish Rangers as the dominant force in Scottish football.

With the transition nearing completion, attention turns to the key issues facing the club both on and off the pitch.

One major point of interest is midfielder Nico Raskin, who has been among the few bright spots in what has otherwise been a disappointing campaign for Rangers.

The Belgian has impressed with consistent performances and earned a call-up to the national team.

His form hasn’t gone unnoticed, with Premier League side Aston Villa and Championship club Leeds United—also owned by the 49ers—both reportedly interested in signing him.

The approach the new owners take regarding Raskin could reveal much about their intentions for Rangers.

Former Rangers defender Alan Hutton, speaking on the Scottish Football Social Club, pointed out that the response to potential bids will be telling: “If someone tests the waters for Raskin, it’ll show us a lot about what the 49ers are thinking long-term.

You don’t want to start building something only to sell your best players straight away. That’s not where Rangers should be right now.”

Another crucial decision for the incoming ownership group will be the managerial appointment ahead of the 2025/26 season.

Interim boss Barry Ferguson has steadied the ship since stepping in, but many believe a permanent appointment is on the horizon.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist, who previously played for and managed the club, weighed in on the situation during an appearance on talkSPORT.

He said: “Barry’s done a decent job since taking charge, but I think the new owners will want to bring in their own man.

Whether they keep Barry on in another role is something to consider, but I see them going in a different direction.

I could be wrong—but that’s my feeling. And honestly, I’m not even sure Barry would want the job permanently right now.”