Rangers Takeover: Parag Marathe says San Francisco 49ers ‘always looks at other options’ while engaging in potential investments | Football news

San Francisco 49ers’ Parag Marathe says they “always look at other options” after American investors appeared in conversations with the Rangers for multi -million dollar takeover.

Marathe, who is in San Francisco 49ers at the age of 24, is one of those who participated in conversations to take control in Ibrox.

Currently, President Leeds United first spoke about potential takeover.

“I can’t really comment on all the rumors outside,” he said at a meeting at the Foombions Forts meeting.

“But we look at other occasions. And I think it’s possible to repeat passion [he has for Leeds].

“What we are looking for are clubs with right costumes, clubs with a true history of success.

“Clubs with the right potential for growth. And if you are an athlete and love it and treat it as a way of life – so to speak – as I do, then there is absolutely enough room in your heart.

“Just as you need to love all your children, there is enough space in your heart to love all your sports properties.”

Former Gers president Dave King is the main shareholder in Ibrox with a share of about 13 percent, while another former chairman, Douglas Park and Director George Taylor also owned over 10 percent of the club.

The Rangers are 16 points behind the Celtics in the Scottish Prime Minister after 2-0 is a home defeat against St. Mirrena, who led to the release of manager Philippe Clement, and former player Barry Ferguson took over. They lost the league finals with their old rivals and are out of the Scottish Cup after they were home at Queen’s Park Park.

The club released a loss of £ 17.2 million last year.

Sky Sports News He approached Rangers, Leeds and San Francisco 49ers for the comment.