Apr 1 2012
Rangers' administrators have admitted liquidation is a possibility for the Ibrox club under new owners.
A move out of administration through a Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) was the focus of the administrators, but they have now given serious credence to the possibility of the club having to be liquidated.
"We cannot rule out the winning bid could prefer a different structure that meant the sale of the business to a new company and in that eventuality it is certainly possible that Rangers would be liquidated," co-administrator Paul Clark told a number of newspapers. "But it would only be done so after the football club was made safe."
Duff and Phelps have given a deadline of Wednesday for best and final bids, before choosing a preferred bidder.
In the running are Chicago-based Club 9 Sports, the Blue Knights, headed by former Ibrox director Paul Murray, and a Singaporean consortium.
"The preferred option remains a CVA and it remains an option for all of the bidders," said Clark.
"And we still think it's achievable and we're still recommending that as the preferred course of action to the bidders.
"We must accept, though, that we have in Rangers a financially-stricken institution and there is an amount of toxicity in there as a result of what's gone on.
"So all of the options have to remain open and it may be that some of the bidders decide that they would rather start afresh."
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