RANGERS have officially unveiled their brand new white Castore away kit ahead of today’s Premiership opener.
It comes after images of players modelling the new strip leaked out on social media last night.
Rangers have launched their new away kitCredit: Rangers FC
The Light Blues’ new partnership with Castore has gone down well with supporters so far.
Rangers launched the new home kit last month but the first batch was completely sold out on pre-orders within a matter of days.
The Ibrox club have also relaunched their online store today, with the away kit being unveiled on the redesigned website this morning.
In the same image that was leaked yesterday, Rangers stars Ianis Hagi, Calvin Bassey, Connor Goldson, Steven Davis and women’s ace Chelsea Cornet can be seen modelling the kit.
The jersey is mainly white with navy blue shoulders and a red trim, with the club badge and main shirt sponsor also in navy blue.
The shorts are navy blue with the club badge and Castore logo appearing in white.
And the socks are mostly white with navy blue and red banding around the top, and a navy blue Rangers badge on the shin.
Hagi loves the new strip and can’t wait to play in it.
He said: “The new away kit is absolutely brilliant.
“I love the feel of the fabric and the white and navy design which looks really cool.
“The team will be looking forward to creating some great new memories for fans wearing the kit this season.”
Gers fans can get their hands on the new away strip now with short-sleeved jerseys costing £60 and the long-sleeved version at the slightly dearer price of £68.
Shorts can be bought for £28 and socks can be snapped up for £16.95.
The goalkeeper away kit mostly comes in at the same prices, although the jersey will cost £68.
Junior versions of the strip can also be purchased with the short and long-sleeved versions of the shirt amounting to £45 and £50 respectively.
The shorts will cost £22 and the junior away socks can also be bought for £12.95.
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