Rangers have received a solidarity payment of £272,000 from UEFA for the use of the club's players during Euro 2012.
The entitlement was paid to clubs who 'participated in the success of the competition', according to European football's governing body.
The money belongs to Rangers oldco and is expected to go towards paying outstanding costs to BDO, the accountancy firm charged with overseeing the club's liquidation, although creditors may feel they are entitled to a share.
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