RANGERS SUBMIT COMPLAINT TO FIFA AFTER SCOTTISH FA TAKES UNACCEPTABLE ACTIONS AGAINST RANGERS FC, FIFA HAS RELEASED A STATEMENT

In a move that has stunned the Scottish football landscape, Rangers FC has reportedly submitted a formal complaint to FIFA following what the club describes as “unacceptable and systematic actions” taken by the Scottish FA (SFA). The decision to escalate the matter to the world governing body comes after a series of high-profile disputes involving VAR consistency, disciplinary bias, and the perceived failure of Hampden officials to address long-standing grievances raised by Chairman Andrew Cavenagh.
​The “unacceptable actions” cited in the complaint are believed to centre on the recent handling of officiating in key matches, including the controversial refusal to penalize a “handball” incident involving Emmanuel Fernandez and the quick reinstatement of officials involved in previous high-profile errors. Rangers officials are reportedly “furious” that their repeated attempts to engage in meaningful reform have been met with “defensive and misleading” responses from the SFA leadership.
​In a dramatic development, FIFA has released a statement acknowledging the submission from Ibrox. While the governing body typically avoids interfering in domestic officiating matters, the statement confirmed that FIFA’s governance department will “review the documentation provided by Rangers FC regarding the application of the Laws of the Game and the administrative standards of the member association.” FIFA added that they remain “committed to ensuring the principles of transparency, integrity, and fair play are upheld across all levels of football governance.”
​This unprecedented move marks a total breakdown in relations between the club and the SFA. Under the guidance of Danny Rohl and the financial backing of Andrew Cavenagh, Rangers appear determined to hold the governing body to account on an international stage. For the fans, the news has sparked a wave of support, with many viewing the FIFA complaint as a necessary “nuclear option” to finally force transparency at Hampden. The Ibrox board has signaled that they will not back down until “lasting improvement” is achieved, setting the stage for a monumental legal and political battle within the sport.