John Bennett has informed Rangers of his intention to resign as chairman of the club. The 61-year old stepped up from his position as vice-chairman last March to replace the outgoing Douglas Park but the demands of the role have taken its toll and he has decided it is time to step away.

Drama hasn't been difficult for Rangers to seek in recent times with the madcap nature of the 24/25 season a microcosm of the bigger issues surrounding the club. Being out of Ibrox and being pasted by Celtic were chastening experiences,

OUTGOING Rangers chairman John Bennett’s total investment in the club stands at an eye-watering £23MILLION. The bombshell news broke this lunchtime that the 61 year-old was stepping down

John Bennett has stepped down as Rangers chairman "with immediate effect for health reasons", the club have announced. Bennett, who had been in post since taking over from Douglas Park last year, will be replaced short term by former club director John Gilligan.

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RANGERS have confirmed the bombshell news this lunchtime that John Bennett has stepped down as chairman after just over a year in the top job. He’s stepping down “for health

John Bennett has stepped down as chairman with immediate effect due to health reasons; former Ibrox chairman Dave King is keen on a return to the club; ex-director John Gilligan is in temporary charge;

Clement has admitted that it has pained John Bennett to step down. The Rangers boss revealed that his boss had no choice and was forced to take the decision by his doctor. Clement revealed that Bennett will still have a say at Rangers but his immediate priority is getting himself back to full health.

John Bennett is standing down from his position as Rangers chairman. The club announced on Saturday that he will leave the role with immediate effect for health reasons. The 61-year-old took over from Douglas Park in 2023 after three years as vice-chairman and eight years on the board.

Philippe Clement revealed that John Bennett reluctantly and with some emotion stepped down as Rangers chairman on Saturday due to health reasons. The news of Bennett’s departure after 18 months in the post came at a time when the Ibrox club are still searching for a CEO,