Over the years, we have seen many famous faces publicly declare their love of the Ibrox club – here are some of the best known ones.
5. Midge Ure
The former Ultravox singer and musician grew up in a family of diehard Rangers supporters. In his hit song, If I Was, Cambuslang-born Midge reflects on his roots and tells how sectarian hatred and bigotry in the west of Scotland blighted his life. Photo: Photo: Third Party
6. Sir Sean Connery
The late Sean Connery was once a Celtic fan but is said to have switched allegiances. According to former Scotsman journalist and ex-Labour media advisor Simon Pia, the former James Bond changed sides because he once phoned Celtic asking for free tickets to an Old Firm derby and was told no by Fergus McCann, Celtic's managing director. David Murray, the then Gers chairman, immediately sent out a pair of complimentary tickets and invited Connery as a guest of Ibrox club. Photo: Photo: Getty Images
7. Marti Pellow
Wet Wet Wet singer Marti Pellow is a lifelong Gers fan, who used to make the short trip to Ibrox Park regularly as a young boy growing up Clydebank. Photo: Photo: Getty Images
8. Chris Evans
Virgin Radio breakfast show host Chris Evans became a Rangers fan when his good pal, Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne, played for the club in the mid-90s. The pair would go on huge benders after matches, and were never out of the tabloids for their exploits. Photo: Photo: PA