Celtic manager Neil Lennon is hoping that Glasgow rivals Rangers can find a swift resolution to their ownership problems.
The Gers were dealt another blow to their hopes of survival after preferred bidder Bill Miller withdrew his offer for the stricken club on Tuesday.
Lennon told Radio Clyde: "I think we all want it resolved.
"I can't really comment on what's going on. It's disappointing, it's dragged on far longer than it should have done so I think everyone wants a resolution sooner rather than later."
Lennon was last night named as the Clydesdale Bank Premier League manager of the year.
