Rangers will share an appeal to help trace a missing Glasgow man who vanished on Tuesday night.
The Ibrox side will show images of Gregor Gibbons on big screens before the game and at half-time in the match against Oxford United.
The 32-year-old was seen leaving his home in the Colston area and was reported missing when he failed to show up for work.
The last sighting of him was on the Forth and Clyde Canal Path between Kirkintilloch and Twechar between 8pm and 10pm on Tuesday.
Greg Marshall, the Rangers Supporters Liaison Officer, said the club will assist Police Scotland as they attempt to find missing Gregor.
He took to Twitter to say: "Rangers will show Gregor’s image on the screens before the game and at half time today.
"If you have seen him please get in contact."
Gregor is described as 5ft 5in, with shaved hair and is believed to be wearing a black Nike hooded top, black sports shorts and black Sketchers trainers.
Police confirmed they found his car earlier today at Grove Park Street in Maryhill.
Officers are now examining CCTV footage and have also drafted in support from the force’s marine branch to help search the canal.
Earlier this week Gregor’s wife Leanne, 34, made an emotional appeal for information alongside his dad Robert, 54.
Fighting back tears she said: “Gregor, I don’t know why you have not been in touch but we all love you and want you to come home.
“All of us, especially our nephews Aaron, Max and Scott, miss you very much and we just want you back.
“Please get in touch with us to let us know you are okay. We are appealing to anyone with any information to contact police as soon as possible."
