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Third party confirms 49ers’ Ibrox inspection as Rangers take next step in renovation plans

Rangers are putting their work to renovate Ibrox into motion. Andrew Cavenagh has openly discussed the possibility of an expanison of the iconic Scottish ground

By Scott Mason · Ibrox News

Published: Friday, 2 October 2026 at 5:10 AM

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Consulting engineers Dudleys have been brought in to inspect Rangers' Ibrox stadium and training facilities.
The 49ers hired the firm following recommendations from their previous work at Leeds United's Elland Road.
Scott Mason notes the inspection does not guarantee imminent work but indicates renovations are in the ownership's thinking.

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Consulting engineers Dudleys have been brought in to inspect Rangers' Ibrox stadium and training facilities. The firm was recommended through Leeds United, a club also connected to Rangers' owners, the 49ers. The inspection focuses on assessing structural maintenance and identifying where future stadium improvements will be needed.

Scott Mason reports that while work is not imminent, the move demonstrates that renovations are part of the ownership's long-term thinking. The assessment will inform the 49ers on renovation priorities beyond simply adding seating, as the club seeks new revenue streams while manager Derek McInnes targets silverware.

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