Rangers have announced the release of a fourth shirt and it has been controversial. Supporters and observers have claimed that it is a shameless money-grabbing…

Rangers have unveiled a controversial new fourth shirt featuring a black and turquoise color scheme officially described as blue atoll and caviar. The release has sparked criticism among supporters, with some observers viewing it as a cash grab. Following the announcement, Ibrox News ranked the new design among the six worst shirts in the club's history, placing it in fifth position.
Writer Declan Carr ranked the 1994-95 red and black pinstripe away shirt as the worst in club history. Other kits featured on the list include the 2016-17 checkered away kit in second place, the 2002-03 orange away strip in third, the 2003-04 red-and-white striped away top in fourth, and the 1990-92 home shirt in sixth.
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