Rangers' Financial Woes Eased, But Uncertainty Lingers.
The Scottish Premiership club has posted a loss of £14.8m in their accounts for the year ending June 2025, down from £17.2m in the previous period. Despite this, Rangers have achieved record revenues of £94.1m, up 7% from £88.3m.
Reduced operating expenses and improved profitability have helped to mitigate the loss. The club's annual accounts show an operating profit before player trading of £2.7m, compared to losses of £2m in 2023-2024 and £10.5m in 2022-23.
The news has sparked hopes that Rangers are on a path to financial stability after years of heavy losses. The club's new owners have invested significant funds into the business, which has helped to boost its cash reserves from just £1.7m to £30.5m.
However, despite this progress, Rangers' future remains uncertain. The club is still paying off debts incurred in previous seasons and has had four different managers since 2024, a period marked by turmoil and instability.
The appointment of new managers, including Danny Rohl and Barry Ferguson, may be an attempt to restore stability and build momentum for the team. But with financial woes still lingering, it remains to be seen whether Rangers can finally achieve long-term success and stability.
The Scottish Premiership club has posted a loss of £14.8m in their accounts for the year ending June 2025, down from £17.2m in the previous period. Despite this, Rangers have achieved record revenues of £94.1m, up 7% from £88.3m.
Reduced operating expenses and improved profitability have helped to mitigate the loss. The club's annual accounts show an operating profit before player trading of £2.7m, compared to losses of £2m in 2023-2024 and £10.5m in 2022-23.
The news has sparked hopes that Rangers are on a path to financial stability after years of heavy losses. The club's new owners have invested significant funds into the business, which has helped to boost its cash reserves from just £1.7m to £30.5m.
However, despite this progress, Rangers' future remains uncertain. The club is still paying off debts incurred in previous seasons and has had four different managers since 2024, a period marked by turmoil and instability.
The appointment of new managers, including Danny Rohl and Barry Ferguson, may be an attempt to restore stability and build momentum for the team. But with financial woes still lingering, it remains to be seen whether Rangers can finally achieve long-term success and stability.
. It's been a tough road for them, but investing in the business has clearly paid off 
. However, I do think it's gonna be hard for them to get back on track financially, given all the debt they still have to pay off 
. Still, with some stability and good management (no pressure 
), they might just make a comeback! The new managers seem like decent appointments, but we'll see how that goes 
. One thing's for sure, though - it's gonna be a bumpy ride until they get back on solid ground 
. And all that money from new owners just went into paying off debts? That's not exactly a sustainable business model, if you ask me 
. And with 4 different managers already since '24... what's next? More turnover and less stability? It's like they're trying to reinvent the wheel over here 
. Not impressed with progress so far...
. I mean, their new owners have done a great job boosting the cash reserves, but what about the debt? £10m of that is still crippling them 
! Maybe this season will be the turning point for them, and we'll finally see some stability on the pitch 
. But until then, I'm keeping my fingers crossed 
. They've had to cut down on uniforms and field maintenance because of lack of funding 
. It's crazy how Rangers is doing way better than our team, but at least they're trying to get their act together 
they gotta sort out those debt issues ASAP & stabilize the team thats been goin thru so much turmoil since 2024 its a big ask to expect them 2 bounce back wit new managers comin & go but hey rangers fans deserve 2 be hopeful, u kno? 
But I guess that's the life of a football club - all highs and lows. Maybe this new management duo will be the one to bring some stability? 
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. Either they need to find someone who can keep them from imploding or they'll be back to square one in no time 
. Four managers already, that's just crazy 
. Still hope they can turn it around though 
. And with four new managers in two years, I wonder if it's just a case of throwing cash at the problem to try and fix things 
... and what's with all the managers since 2024? four of them? isn't that just gonna keep changing things around? 
. Still, I suppose we should give Rangers some credit for stabilizing their finances - and maybe, just maybe, they can start building a bit of momentum on the pitch