Sahil Jaidka

1 week ago | skysports.com | Sahil Jaidka

The US consortium, led by healthcare tycoon Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers Enterprises, has completed its takeover of Rangers. The group of investors have acquired a 51 per cent controlling stake in the Scottish Premiership club, following approval from the Scottish FA. Rangers said in a statement the "consortium will chart a new strategic vision for the club's future, prioritising on-pitch performance and long-term financial sustainability". Not got Sky?

1 week ago | skysports.com | Sahil Jaidka |Alan Myers

Steven Gerrard will not become the next Rangers manager, Sky Sports News understands. The former Ibrox boss did hold talks over a return to the club, three and a half years after leaving Glasgow. However, it is believed he was not a front-runner for the job and is no longer among the options being assessed. Rangers are still considering various options, including Davide Ancelotti and Russell Martin, as they weigh up who should permanently replace Philippe Clement. Not got Sky?

1 week ago | skysports.com | Sahil Jaidka

Brighton owner Tony Bloom's multi-million-pound offer to invest in Hearts has been approved. His proposal to acquire a 29 per cent stake in the club for £9.86m was put to a vote by the Foundation of Hearts - the supporters group who own the Tynecastle Park outfit. Following a near three-week consultation, they confirmed 98.5 per cent of its members who voted backed the plans - surpassing the 50 per cent required for Bloom's bid to go ahead.

1 week ago | skysports.com | Sahil Jaidka |Gordon Duncan

Kilmarnock have appointed Stuart Kettlewell as their new manager. As revealed by Sky Sports News on Sunday, the former Motherwell and Ross County boss has replaced Derek McInnes, who left Rugby Park to join Hearts last Monday. Kettlewell, 40, has signed a two-year deal at the club, as he returns to the dugout for the first time since January, following his exit from Fir Park. Not got Sky?

1 week ago | skysports.com | Sahil Jaidka

Scotland captain Rachel Corsie will retire from football following the upcoming Nations League matches against Austria and Netherlands. The defender, who has 154 caps for the national side, was recalled to the squad by new head coach Melissa Andreatta last week. However, a series of injuries had left her in "chronic pain" and after six surgeries - including five on her left knee - Corsie admits now is the right time to retire.