'Transformational' - Stefan Borson: Rangers to reap dividends after '£5bn' update

Rangers chairman Cavenagh could inject significant funds after a potential £4.5bn sale of his company ParetoHealth, boosting January transfer plans.

Former Manchester City financial adviser Stefan Borson has suggested Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh may provide the club with a "significant boost" following developments with his company ParetoHealth. Cavenagh is seeking a sale of the firm in a deal potentially worth £4.5 billion, which Borson believes could be "transformational" to his personal wealth and lead to increased investment at Ibrox.

Borson told Football Insider that if Cavenagh holds a substantial stake in the company, the windfall could make a meaningful difference in Scottish football's context. "That's going to be transformational to his personal wealth. And he may well decide that actually Rangers are somewhere that he wants to give a very significant boost," Borson explained.

Rangers are currently four points behind Celtic in the Scottish Premiership title race after a 10-game unbeaten run under Derek McInnes. The club has been linked with Frosinone's Fares Ghedjemis and Doncaster Rovers' Bayley McCann, though Rangers are unlikely to spend massively unless the ParetoHealth sale completes before the January transfer window.