‘This is a game changer’… Celtic fans should be worried about Rangers – Gers takeover beginning to cause panic at Celtic as HUGE reality sets in for Hoops, You Won’t Believe what has just Happened

If it weren’t for the Europa League, Rangers’ season would have gone down in history as one of the worst in terms of performance.

Debates about where the current Rangers squad stands in the annals of history might be exaggerated, and not in a good way, but football is a sport driven by emotions, and the Ibrox faithful are far from pleased with what they’ve witnessed.

The only glimmer of hope for Rangers fans lies in the proposed takeover by the San Francisco 49ers, with their noisy neighbors starting to feel uneasy about what the future might hold.

Celtic fans running scared over Rangers takeover talks:

Speaking on The Celtic Exchange podcast, David Low, a key figure in Celtic’s infamous 1994 takeover that saw Fergus McCann transform Scottish football forever, shared his insights as a finance expert and offered a dose of reality for his fellow fans:

“This is a game changer and indeed, if these San Francisco guys get in, this is their Fergus McCann moment because it means we have people capable of constructing a platform for moving forward like McCann and his team did.”

The current Rangers board were the right people a decade ago on March 6, 2015, but they’ve taken the club as far as they can, and the time has come for them to step aside and sell up.

Why Celtic fans should be worried about Rangers:

It’s easy for Rangers fans to get carried away, but when a respected Celtic voice starts showing signs of concern, perhaps a new era is indeed on the horizon.

With no debts, no pending court cases, Ibrox restored to its former glory, the Auchenhowie training ground meeting the standards of Europe’s elite clubs, and New Edmiston House providing a welcoming space for fans on match days, the 49ers Enterprises group’s potential takeover could focus on what truly matters—performance on the pitch.

And this is what’s truly worrying Celtic fans. They’ve had it their way for far too long.

If stability and a clear plan to elevate Rangers off the pitch are established, it can only translate to success on the pitch as well.