RANGERS have told supporters and fan ownership groups they will be able to invest in the Ibrox club in the near future - despite being delisted from the Stock Exchange.

 

The Rangers Supporters' Trust held talks with director John Gilligan on Thursday night and released minutes of their meeting yesterday.

Gilligan has appealed to fans to be patient with the new board as they attempt to deal with the historical issues they have inherited from previous regimes.

He revealed that investment in the club has been delayed as they wait to hear if the SFA pass major shareholder Dave King as a fit and proper person.

But the former Tennent's brewery boss promised a finance plan would be made public before season ticket renewal forms are sent out in the near future.

Rangers were delisted from the AIM Stock Exchange last month after being unable to find a nominated advisor to replace WH Ireland.

The RST minutes read: "There will be an opportunity for fans and fan groups to invest in the club in the future and to play an active role in restoring our club to its pre-eminent position in Scottish football."