Scottish Premiership clubs will reportedly come together next week for crisis talks in the latest chapter of trying to seal a £150m TV deal - with Rangers yet to provide key information.
The SPFL hierarchy want clubs to convene around the table but alongside Livingston, the Light Blues haven't responded to a 'Qualified Resolution' according to reports - which would remove the necessity for a waiver letter and needs a 11-1 majority. An October 2nd deadline was set, but a meeting is set to come first after a request from SPFL chief from Neil Doncaster after the Ibrox club failed to give the green light for the planned increase of home games broadcast live on Sky to five each season.
The Daily Mail claim it's a decision stemming from the long-running dispute involving Rangers and league sponsors cinch. Sky want to extend their current deal in Scottish football until 2029, and will pay £30m each season to air up 60 games during those campaigns, but it's not been ratified as Rangers and Livingston haven't yet responded.
