Dave King has opened the door to a sensational Ibrox homecoming and vowed to rebuild Rangers on and off the park within two years if he returns as chairman.Dave King has offered to make a sensational return as Rangers chairman.
The former Ibrox boardroom boss believes he can help steady the ship in Govan following John Bennett’s shock resignation. It was confirmed over the weekend that the 61-year-old was stepping down due to “health reasons”, with his personal strain exacerbated by the struggling Light Blues’ nightmare start to the season.John Gilligan, who joined the board when King wrestled control away from the previous Mike-Ashley-backed regime in 2015, has been persuaded back to serve as interim chairman while the club begins the hunt for Bennett’s replacement. But King – who remains the clubs single biggest shareholder with a 14 per cent stake – reckons he’s the right man to get Rangers back on track. The Castlemilk-born millionaire offered to return and serve a strict two-year term aimed sorting out the mess the Light Blues currently find themselves in – while also attracting new investors to take the club forward.
