Singapore businessman confirms he is behind bid for Rangers

The chairman of a Singaporean football club today admits he is behind a bid to take over debt-stricken Rangers.

Bill Ng, the chairman of Hougang United, said he was leading a Singapore-based consortium that hopes to be the winning bid for the Ibrox club.

The 52-year-old, who is a director at private equity firm Financial Frontiers, told the Straits Times that he is one of a "handful of Singaporeans from the financial industry" involved in the bid.

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