Rangers: Graham Wallace rejects insolvency claims

Rangers chief executive Graham Wallace has refuted "ill-informed and inaccurate" claims that the club is on the brink of an insolvency event.

The Scottish League One outfit have received calls from concerned supporters and shareholders following posts on a prominent online blog.

The club reported a £14m operating loss for the 13 months to June after £22m was raised in a share issue in 2012.

And Wallace has indicated the need to reduce costs at Ibrox.

Though manager a reduced salary, the playing squad rejected a proposed 15% wage cut until the summer.

In his statement on the Rangers website, Wallace said: "The club has received many calls in recent days from fans, shareholders and other interested parties with regard to the contents of an Irish-based internet blog which has published numerous allegations about the business affairs of Rangers Football Club.

"The club wishes to make clear that these allegations are totally inaccurate and that the chief executive and board of directors are fully focussed on the restructuring and rebuilding of Rangers Football Club as previously announced.

"The club has decided to make this statement as unchallenged, ill-informed and inaccurate comments are damaging to the reputation of Rangers Football Club."