Home > Football > Scottish Premiership > Rangers > News

The administrators that are currently in charge of Rangers reveal that they are planning to sue the lawyers of former owner Craig Whyte.

The administrators that are currently in charge of Scottish Premier League side Rangers have revealed that they are planning to sue the lawyers of former owner Craig Whyte.

Duff and Phelps are pursuing Collyer Bristow for perceived losses after it was involved in brokering Whyte's takeover of the Ibrox club.

It is believed that Duff and Phelps are demanding around £25m in damages.

However, Collyer Bristow have since described that figure as one that should be "highly speculated".

ID:24105: cacheID:24105:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:841:

Restore Data

1

Arsenal handed Calafiori injury concern as Spalletti provides update

2

Assist king: Kimmich inspires Germany to narrow Italy win

3

Arsenal, Liverpool 'keeping close eye' on Brentford star

4

Injury blow: Liverpool star picks up 'knock' on international duty

5

Heroic Hojlund: Substitute scores winner to hand Denmark advantage over Portugal

6

Flick left fearing the worst as Barca star is forced off injured in international clash

7

Wrexham vs. Stockport - prediction, team news, lineups

8

Four goals, one red card: Netherlands, Spain all square after entertaining first leg

9

"I saw it on the internet": Man City-linked goalkeeper reacts to transfer rumours

10

Van Dijk replacement: Liverpool 'to rival' Real Madrid for teenage superstar