The Rangers Supporter Association have demanded answers from the club and chairman Douglas Park over where they are heading.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men kick off their Champions League group stage campaign against Ajax this week off the back of a concerning 4-0 loss against Celtic in the Premiership. They have banked millions this summer through the players sales of Joe Aribo and Calvin Bassey, plus entry into Europe's elite competition.
The fans’ grouping, which represents 145 associations worldwide, wants answers from Park and the hierarchy about his future plans after the summer transfer window left them dismayed. In the region of £40 million, according to reports, of additional revenue has been banked and they want to know what Rangers are doing with it. A statement from the fan group reads: "The RSA are concerned with not just the (Celtic) result but the running of our club over the last year.
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“Development and vision of the club starts with the board and should feed down through recruitment, players, and staff.
"This has not been the case and we find ourselves in a position where those in charge do not want to engage with the fans or fans groups.
"We will be writing to Rangers to demand a meeting to find a solution to this mismanagement of our club and in particular where the financial gains in the last year are being used."
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