Dave King, the former chairman of Rangers, has expressed his willingness to return to the role for a two-year term following John Bennett's resignation due to health issues. King, who holds a 14% stake in the club, believes he can stabilize the team amidst a poor start to the season and aims to attract new investments rather than relying solely on supporter contributions. He emphasizes the need for outside investment, citing interest from regions like Saudi Arabia and the United States, and insists that his approach would focus on revitalizing the club's operations. Interim chairman John Gilligan has stepped in as the club begins the search for a permanent successor. Meanwhile, Celtic aims for success in the Champions League, with defender Liam Scales confident about their prospects against Slovan Bratislava. As Rangers navigate their leadership transition, they face challenges both on and off the pitch.