All 12 Scottish Premiership clubs are set for a Hampden summit next month to discuss the SPFL’s sponsorship row with Rangers.
They’ll all meet at Hampden on Monday, 28 November after the Ibrox club requested a meeting to go over the events that led up to the governing body agreeing its title sponsorship with car company cinch last June, according to the Daily Mail. All of the country’s 42 professional clubs were warned by Gers managing director Stewart Robertson that the £150,000 of lawyers costs racked up by the dispute are likely to rise even higher.
Robertson claimed that figure only covered the period leading up to the end of last season. The final bill is set to come out of SPFL income and that the total cost could be approaching seven figures should Rangers and Parks of Hamilton receive an apology from the SPFL and be awarded their own legal costs.
