Rangers: Andrew Cavenagh, Celtic, Transfers, Russell Martin, Champions League, Ibrox and more | Football news

New Rangers Chairman Andrew Cavenagh insists that Scottish football can be done again, but it accepts it will not be easy.

The IBROX side completed the fourth scott of the three-winning Scott Premyership last season and 17 points behind Celtic in the last 14 seasons.

Cavenagh, who led the US Consortium, which has a 51 percent share in Rangers last month, is now targeting long-term success in the club.

He also discussed the potential of Ibrox, the Football of the Champions League, transfers and Russell Martin …

How does Celtic feel to catch?

He said, “We enjoy this call. We are looking forward to competing and therefore waiting for a problem.

“We think it can be obtained or we won’t be here (to make Rangers to the best team in Scotland).

“We do not think that this does not think it will be easy. This will not be able to happen immediately, but we will try to improve the field activities and continue to build the club’s infrastructure.

“If we didn’t think we could win, we would not be here. We are here because we can.

“There are real work to be done, everyone is aware of this. Paraag and I share the relevant feeling of our supporters.

When asked how far Rangers asked how far he had their full potential, Cavenagh, “I would give you a simple answer we understand the second and in a position we want to finish first.”

“I don’t think the short term; I don’t pay attention to the opportunities. I believe in the right plans.

“I think of the opportunities in front of us instead of thinking about the things you wake up in the night. This club has so much potential and we are eager to take this potential energy and turn it into kinetic energy.”

‘Ibrox expand is interest’

The theme of expanding IBROX has never been too far, with Rangers that boast with a great season ticket waiting list.

The club’s EGM was confirmed that various options on improving the stadium were discussed, but Cavenagh insists that his immediate focus.

He said: “The expansion of Ibrox is an interesting thing for us, but not one of our short-term goals.

“We are currently aimed at improving performance on the field, as well as improving the club’s infrastructure.

“We can get any increase in income, we will re-create it.

“Surely there are a lot of different goals to draw more than commercially.”

‘Lightning Bolt moment’

Cavenagh, Since October last year, said Rangers had seized the leading and how he had the opportunity, and he attracted him to Glasgow.

“I was on the upper east side of the Manhattan, to go to a New York Yankees game outside a coffee shop,” he said.

“I have known forever as a football fan. Thus, when the phone call comes, it was the moment of lightning bolt.

“The call was les allan, a banker in New York. I met him six months ago and knew that our group was interested in a rare but good opportunity in football.

“Les called me and I definitely said. I was on the phone for me to paraag three seconds.

“It’s a lot about this club, but the great three are fans – the width and depth of Fanatbasa is incredible. We did not see many other clubs with this area and passion.

“IBROX is an incredibly magical place to participate as a supporter.

“And the competitions we play, the league, cup and Europe.”

What did he say about the transfers?

Rangers, Leicester’s Conor Coady, contract with Rangers signing the Defender Max Harons, which is interested in the conor Cove, KWAME Poku and more.

Cavenagh insists that the club insists that it is “different” position relative to this summer end, he admitted that the players were open to sell the players to move forward.

“This is an area that we will be really opaque. The window is not something that opens and a similar thing is not something.

“The only thing I say, the club is in a different position this year, here is a financially patient.

“The football world is the place where you get the players and they are part of a financial model for any club. It is part of a financial model for any club.

What about investing in £ 20m?

Cavenagh spoke after the EGM of the club, which was invested in £ 20 million from the US group in exchange for more shares.

Some supporters asked for more future and said, “Cavenagh said,” The amount of £ 20 million is the amount of initial capital we put.

“When we think about the amount of capital, we look at this three lenses? We think about £ 20 million, but £ 20 million is the right amount of this summer.

“We don’t look for what I think of the sugar is high – spend a little money, sign some players and try to win something and then there is sugar crash.”

How important it is Is the Champions League football?

Rangers face Panathinaikos In the selection of the second round of the Champions League next month, after that, if he successfully successful, then the Greek side.

Cavenagh acknowledges the mixing of Europe with the elite and will help you get more income, but if it does not go there, it insists on the plans on the spot.

“The Champions League is a goal we are trying to come every year. We must every year we must go through three matches or three matches, and it is important for us to make more profit.

“We have plans for something. It’s not like this, and if this does not happen if it doesn’t happen. It’s not the case, but this is not the same.

“After increasing incomes from the Champions League, we are re-investing in the club. Therefore, both the sport prospects and the prospect of income are the goal.”

Why was Russell appointed Martin?

Cavenagh, a new head coach Russell Martin was one of the main figures, which signed a new head coach Russell Martin after a process, including Rangers Davide Ancelotti and Steven Gerrard.
When the former Southampton Boss asked why he was the right choice, he said: “There were four criteria we looked at the head coach.

“Someone who thinks, is the right style of the game model or game model. Three, one to develop talent.