SPFL chiefs have reportedly been left sweating by Rangers over the fate of the proposed £150million broadcast deal with hours remaining before the voting deadline.
The new TV agreement with Sky is set to kick in from the start of the 2024-25 season, and it will allow the media behemoth to broadcast 60 games per season, up from 48 on the current contract. The Daily Mail state doubts remains over what Rangers will decide. The deal needs all 12 Premiership clubs to be in unanimous agreement to increase live televised home matches from four to five per season. It's believed the other 11 teams in the top flight have backed it.
The £30m-per-season deal would see Sky remain the home of Scottish football for years to come but all eyes are on Rangers before the deadline closes on Saturday night. It's understood other top-flight clubs are hopeful the Europa League finalists will submit a "letter of waiver" before the clock strikes midnight. Clubs were given 28 days to mull over the proposals but that grace period for deliberation is now set to expire.
