Rangers have been rocked by a financial revelation that has left supporters stunned, after the true cost of sacking sporting director Kevin Thelwell and chief executive Patrick Stewart was finally uncovered. What initially appeared to be a routine backroom shake-up has now been revealed as a high-priced internal overhaul, sending shockwaves across Ibrox.
Sources close to the club claim the departures of the two senior figures came with eye-watering compensation packages, combining payouts for early contract termination, performance-related clauses, and transitional restructuring costs. Insiders say the total figure “far exceeds initial estimates”, raising fresh questions about Rangers’ long-term strategy and financial planning.
Fans, already demanding clarity after a turbulent period on and off the pitch, are now calling for the board to explain how such decisions align with the club’s rebuild vision. Many fear the hefty expense could tighten January transfer plans, while others believe it signals a bold commitment to resetting the leadership structure ahead of a crucial new era.
With pressure growing for transparency and new leadership appointments expected soon, this unexpected financial bombshell has turned Rangers’ internal shake-up into one of the most talked-about stories in Scottish football. The fallout is only just beginning.
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