Rangers have released the club's new third kit for next season, with Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men set to be decked out in orange from the start of the new campaign.
The Ibrox club signed a five-year deal with kit-makers Castore back in 2020 and the Liverpool-based company's designs have been positively received by the Gers faithful.
But their latest effort could be the most popular so far, with Rangers unveiling their fresh look on social media this morning.
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The new alternate strip will see a slight alteration from previous away kits, with Gio's men set to play in a bright orange jersey complete with navy shoulders and a white trim, along with a return to the club's classic crest and badge.
The shirt will include the new sleeve sponsors BOXT, and punters can place their orders as early as today to ensure arrives it in time for the club's historic Europa League final with Eintracht Frankfurt in Seville on May 18, reports the Daily Record.
Rangers new third kit
The Ibrox side have previously had orange away kits with the most famous being worn during the 2002/03 Treble wining campaign.
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