One of the top financial figures in Scottish business is behind the plan to save our football from the ravages of Covid-19.
We can reveal that investor James Anderson, 60, is the man planning to donate a multi-million-pound fortune to safeguard the future of cash-strapped clubs.
Anderson is a partner at Edinburgh investment house Baillie Gifford, which has a staggering portfolio of £220 billion in assets under its management.
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