A special Rangers kit to commemorate 125 years of Ibrox Stadium has been leaked online.
Images have emerged on social media tonight showing off the new-look jersey, with the multiples strips hanging on a clothes rail.
And the early feedback suggests that fans love the retro design.
In an alternative take on the Scottish Premiership club's usual home kit, the 125th Ibrox anniversary jersey has a classic look, with only blue and white colours used.
The main body of the top is a solid royal blue colour, with white trims around the sleeves and neck - with a small blue pinstripe also included in these features.
The Castore logo and main shirt sponsor, UNIBET are also in white, along with the club's badge.
Focussing on the latter, the badge is the one significant difference between this kit and Rangers' current 2024/25 jerseys.
It has the letters 'RFC' slickly placed inside a crest, with a football on top and the words 'Rangers Football Club' around the outside of it.
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To add to its appeal, underneath, it marks the anniversary with the wording: 'Ibrox Stadium, 1899 - 2024'.
The original poster of the leaked image on social media site X wrote: "If this is legit then it’ll be the nicest kit we’ve released in years The badge makes it a 10/10."
Another replied saying: "Unbelievable."
While another online user used a giff, which stated: "Oh I like this!"
The club has yet to officially confirm any announcement over the anniversary kit.
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