Rangers newco: SFA seeking further information on Sevco THE SFA are seeking further information from Charles Green's Sevco company on the identity and propriety of the investors and directors amidst ongoing talks on the company's application to take over Rangers membership. Members of the Sevco board, including chairman Malcolm Murray, are meeting with Scottish Football's governing body today to talk through issues surrounding the application, including the proposed transfer embargo. Sevco contacted the SFA at the end of June, shortly after submitting their application to take the place of Rangers following the acquisition of the club's assests for £5.5 million. Former owner Craig Whyte was banned by the SFA for life from any involvement in Scottish football following a ruling that he was unfit to maintain an official role in the game. The SFA have requested documentation on the investors and directors in order to prevent a similar occurrence, and posted a statement, incorporating a question and answer session on their website. View the full SFA question and answer session The SFA said in the statement: "The Scottish FA has received private and confidential documentation from Sevco Scotland Ltd relating to the above. Under new Scottish FA rules, it is a requirement of the outgoing club directors to conduct a full investigation under the fit and proper guidelines. Chief executive of the Rangers newco Charles Green has travelled to meet UEFA officials to negotiate a repayment settlement for the old club's debts of around £3 million, and as such will not attend the meeting.