Motherwell-born Craig Whyte was trading stocks and shares at 15, reputedly making a £20,000 profit before he left school in Glasgow.
The 39-year-old once held an executive box at the Ibrox ground he could soon call his own, and is a lifelong fan.
The self-made Scottish tycoon who yesterday confirmed his intention to buy Rangers Football Club in a £32m deal made his first thousands as a schoolboy dabbling on the stock markets.
Motherwell-born Craig Whyte was trading stocks and shares at 15, reputedly making a £20,000 profit before he left school in Glasgow.
The 39-year-old once held an executive box at the Ibrox ground he could soon call his own, and is a lifelong fan.
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