August 13, 2025
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‌The top is emblazoned in the iconic Gers royal blue with the logos, collar and sleeves all white with a thin red trim. The UNIBET sponsor remains on the front.

‌The kit is manufactured by Umbro after they were acquired by Castore, the company Rangers recently signed an extended seven-year deal with.

The Ibrox outfit quietly penned the extension with the kit supplier giant in February 2023, according to the Sun.

The club returns to Umbro as kit supplier after five controversial years with the Castore brand on their kits.

While the design of strips has largely been well received by fans, the deal nonetheless proved problematic as supporters complained about the quality of some kits and limited stock availability.

No date was given as to when the shirt would be available to buy.

Gers fans took to social media to voice their opinions on the new 2025/26 home jersey.

One wrote: “All timer.”

Another commented: “Nice but hate the betting sponsor.”

A fan said: “It’s Castore because Castore took over Umbro. I hope they have the Umbro Quality. Because we all saw the Castore ripped shirts.”

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