San Francisco 49ers Parag Marathe says “always look at other possibilities” after American investors appear in conversation with rangers over a multimillion-pound coating.
Marathe, who is in his 24. year in San Francisco 49ers, is one of those involved in conversations to take control of IbroK.
Currently, President Leeds United was, for the first time, he spoke of the potential takeover.
“I really can’t comment on everything that rumors could be there,” he said in financial time for the financial summit about football.
“But we look at other possibilities. And I think it’s feasible to replicate passion (he has lids).
“What we look for is clubs with real bones, clubs with the right history of success.
“Clubs with real growth potential. And if you are sporty and love it and treat it as a way of life – to speak – like I’m working, and then there is absolutely enough space in your heart.
“Just like there is that you love your kids, there are enough room in your heart to love all your sports properties.”
Paraag Marathe is Leeds United Chair
Former Gers Chair Dave King is a major shareholder in Ibroque with a share of about 13 percent, while another former chair, Douglas Park and Director George Taylor also owns over 10 percent of the club.
Rangers are 16 points behind the Celtic in Scottish Premiership after a domestic defeat of 2: 0, leading to the Filippe Clement manager who fired, with a former Barri Ferguson player. They lost the league finals of the Cup League with their old companies and outside the Scottish cup after shocking loss at home to Queen’s Park.
The club announced a loss of £ 17.2 million last year.
Ski Sports News He approached Rangers, Leeds and San Francisco 49ers for comment.
