US businessman's Rangers move
Bill Miller is on course to become the new owner of Rangers after being granted preferred bidder status by administrators Duff & Phelps.
Bill Miller is on course to become the new owner of Rangers after being granted preferred bidder status by administrators Duff & Phelps.
Rangers will retire the number 12 jersey as a token of appreciation to fans who have supported the club through difficult times.
A statement on the Rangers website says: "Fans from Govan to America have really stepped up and shown their incredible backing in what has been a difficult last few months and supporters have made a positive difference to their beloved club by filling Ibrox and cheering on the team."
Saturday's game against Motherwell at the Ibrox stadium will be the jersey's last outing. There will also be a personal message of thanks from boss Ally McCoist on every seat.
Rangers' new owner is likely to be the American truck Tycoon Bill Murray. He promises to retain the club's history and drag it out of debt.
Almost three months after Rangers FC went into administration the American businessman Bill Miller has been granted preferred bidder status.