At the shareholders’ meeting, Andrew Cavanagh admitted Rangers have become used to finishing second or worse and that this failure has seeped into every corner of the club. He also مت. The club plans to add 3‑5 players this window and highlighted a £16m share issue that will help fund the summer transfer push.

Chairman compared the appointment of Derek McInnes to that of former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, noting McInnes’s aggressive, front‑foot style fits the “Klopp” type. He also defended the recruitment process, citing that McInnes was the sole candidate who ticked all boxes.

Shareholders raised concerns over a Hibernian penalty, refereeing standards and the sale of Youssef Chermiti. The club is seeking an explanation from the Scottish FA and reiterated that there is no pressure to sell the striker. Plans for Ibrox stadium expansion, including a lower pitch and serviço of 5,000‑6,000 seats, were also discussed.

Cavanagh closed the meeting with a call for unity, urging supporters to believe in the team and give the squad a chance.