Dave King Calls for Rangers EGM to Decide Leadership

Dave King, the largest shareholder of Rangers, has called for an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) to allow fans to decide who should succeed John Bennett as chairman following Bennett's resignation due to health issues. King, who previously held the chairman role, criticized the current board for its mismanagement and disconnected decision-making, asserting that the club needs around £50 million in external investment to stabilize and achieve success. He has proposed that the board members step down and put themselves up for re-election, excluding themselves and certain influential members from voting to ensure a fair process. Despite King's challenges, the board reportedly remains skeptical about his return. Meanwhile, Rangers has secured new commercial deals that could boost revenue to £30 million next season, although they continue to lag behind city rivals Celtic in sponsorship deals. Former players are also making news, with Dapo Mebude training with Dunfermline Athletic after leaving Oostende.