The price of a Rangers season ticket has risen by five per cent.
But Ibrox chairman Dave King has vowed to again back Steven Gerrard in the transfer market.
Gerrard recently admitted he will be looking to strengthen his squad for the next campaign but with quality not quantity.
The Rangers boss is interested in landing John Souttar from Hearts and also is keen to keep Ryan Kent beyond the summer.
And King insists the money from season tickets will go towards strengthening the squad.
Season ticket renewals went on sale on Monday and the South Africa-based businessman wants supporters to keep backing the team.
The Ibrox giants sold out this season and want to do so again. However, an adult season book in the Broomloan and Copeland Road stands for example will cost £482 this time as opposed to £457 last year.
King said: “The team requires a further upgrade and the board will continue to back Mark (Allen) and Steven, who fully understand that Rangers must win titles and cups and plans are already in place for recruitment in the summer window.
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“The institution that is Rangers Football Club is special and has a unique place in football history as having won – by quite some distance – more trophies than any other club in the world.
"We must now start adding to this record but can only achieve this by remaining together and being stronger in our unity than other clubs.”
