Jonathon Moar

1 day ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathon Moar

BIG changes are coming to Rangers. And one of the men integral to brokering the club's impending US takeover admits he'd love to be a part of the Ibrox revolution. SunSport revealed last week that the Rangers takeover by US health tycoon Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises is almost there. The American consortium have secured the required number of shares to complete the deal, that remains on course to get over the line by the end of May.

1 day ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathon Moar

THE arrival of a new sporting director looks set to be the first big appointment in what's set to be a period of major change at Rangers. Experienced English Premier League chief Kevin Thelwell looks to be the man who'll be taking over the big Ibrox vacancy. Rangers are, of course, on the horizon of being taken over by US health tycoon Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises. A deal for the American investors to acquire a controlling stake in the Light Blues is set to be completed before too long.

1 day ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathon Moar

ALL eyes were on Ronnie O'Sullivan heading into the World Snooker Championship. And that focus only intensified further when the seven-time champion was drawn against one of his fiercest rivals in the first round. It had been doubtful if O'Sullivan, 49, would even play at the Crucible this year. In the lead-up to snooker's biggest event, The Rocket admitted he was feeling burnt out and would make a last gasp decision on whether or not to play.

2 days ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathon Moar

GOLFERS in Scotland will be able to play at the historic Old Course at St Andrews for less than £50 this year. A major new initiative will give Scots the chance to play at the home of golf for a hugely discounted rate. The Old Course will host The Open once again in 2027 but before then, Scottish golfers will have the opportunity to follow in the footsteps of the sport's greats for a fraction of the normal cost.

2 days ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Jonathon Moar

SCOTT McTOMINAY was the Napoli hero yet again at the weekend as he fired his side joint-top of Serie A. And those heroics have made the prospect of a stunning, rarely seen conclusion to the season a very real possibility. Scotland hero McTominay, 28, quickly established himself as a key man in Naples after joining Antonio Conte's revolution at the club.