RANGERS ACCUSES CELTIC OF BEING BEHIND SPFL CHARGES OVER CASH FIRM CARD RULE BREACH
Rangers have accused Celtic of being instrumental in bringing charges against them by the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) for allegedly breaching the Cash Firm Card rule.
The Ibrox club is facing potential sanctions after being accused of violating the rule, which prohibits clubs from using third-party payment systems to pay agents or other third parties.
Rangers claim that Celtic’s involvement in the disciplinary process is motivated by a desire to gain a competitive advantage.
The SPFL’s charges have sparked a heated debate in Scottish football, with both Rangers and Celtic dug in for what promises to be a fierce battle.
The outcome of the disciplinary process remains to be seen, but Rangers are prepared to vigorously defend themselves against the allegations.
