Rangers see Hampden move 'complicated' as 3 key dates escalate Ibrox exile debacle
dailyrecord.co.ukRangers attempt to move into Hampden during their Ibrox lockout could reportedly be "further complicated" by Queen's Park and their scheduled return to the national stadium. Record Sport revealed that further talks will take place this week about hiring Hampden for the foreseeable future after a delegation from the Light Blues visited the national stadium last week to examine the facilities.
Chairman John Bennett is closing in on a deal to secure his club a temporary home in Mount Florida with talks escalating - despite Murrayfield remaining a live option for Rangers.
The BBC has now noted that more problems could be on the horizon should an agreement be reached with the SFA. Queen’s Park are due to move back into Hampden after Scotland’s against Poland on September 5.
The Spiders had an agreement in place with Scottish football's governing body to use Lesser Hampden until the Nations League clash but are expect to return to the national stadium following the game.If both Rangers and Queen's Park both called Hampden home it would present a risk of several fixture clashes.
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