article_snippet: But Murray confirmed Sportsmail’s exclusive that the club is planning a rights issue in the summer to raise funds - believed to be £10m – to sustain the club in the medium and long term.
article_snippet: In Murray statement, Murray said the club would become ‘self-sustaining’ and ‘free from the kind of funding crises that have plagued Rangers in recent years.
article_snippet: Murray vowed that, under the new board, the club would be back competing at the top level at home and in Europe by 2022 - in time for the 50th anniversary of the club 1972 European Cup Winners’ Cup triumph in Barcelona.
article_snippet: , Murray called on fans to back the new board by investing in season tickets.
article_snippet: Murray said: ‘The vision is to focus on the next seven years so that by 2022, the club 150th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Barcelona, we, Rangers, will be back at the very top.
article_snippet: Over the next few years the finance we are putting in place now will provide the infrastructure and personnel at Murray Park to make sure Rangers are competing and winning in Scotland’s top flight as well as stepping back into the European arenas again.
article_snippet: Then for the three or four years after that all our efforts will be directed towards making Rangers stronger and European regulars as our 150th year approaches.