Sacked Rangers manager Philippe Clement is entitled to a significantly higher pay off than the £1.2m previously suggested as the Belgian's severance terms were upped substantially when he signed his new contract in the summer.

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Rangers received the blessing of 49ers Enterprises, who are part of a consortium in takeover talks, to sack manager Philippe Clement, while there are currently no signs of the US company selling Leeds United to Red Bull, which became a minority stakeholder of the Championship leaders in May 2024, in light of the Ibrox negotiations.



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Leeds United chairman Paraag Marathe has confirmed that Rangers will not become a feeder club to the Championship leaders, but because of less restrictive rules over dual ownership in the English top-flight than the English Football League, the takeover of the Scottish Premiership outfit involving 49ers Enterprises will only happen if the Yorkshire club are promoted.

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Sheriff officers have been attending football matches to get a first-hand look at how disorder and pyrotechnics are damaging the reputation of Scottish football and becoming increasingly challenging for Police Scotland.

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