Rangers' best-selling jerseys for 2026-27 season revealed
Rangers have had some top performers in the 2026-27 campaign.
Fans have rallied behind the Gers since the start of the summer, as changes in the recruitment policy have become evident.
Derek McInnes started slowly at the Light Blues, but his team have now picked up the pace, renewing hope around G51.
Supporters were left especially impressed by the Ibrox side after the back-to-back Old Firm derby wins.
The Light Blues didn't let the three-week international break affect them and kept their momentum after taking three points at home against Kilmarnock.
There have been several standout performers at the Govan side in recent weeks, but Ryan Naderi has stood out most.
Ryan Naderi and attacking partner top Rangers shirt sales
Naderi has become indispensable under McInnes, with his work rate a key part of the Scottish manager's tactics.
The striker's determination to close down opposition defences is clearly appreciated by the fans and the ex-Hearts boss.
Naderi's contagious energy has seen him become one of the most popular names at Edmiston House.
Lucie Machacova, the head of sport at MF DNES, was clearly left blown away by the striker's popularity in Govan.
The Czech journalist revealed that Lawrence Shankland and Naderi are the two best-selling jerseys at the Glaswegian outfit.
Machacova backs the Czechia international's shirts to fly off the counters as he continues his fine form under McInnes.
Who has gone under the radar at Ibrox?
There has been plenty of praise for the new signings at Rangers.
Olwethu Makhanya, James Penrice, Dan Neil and Minsu Kim have taken most of the plaudits in recent weeks.
Among the players already at the club, Dujon Sterling and Naderi have become influential figures.
Another player whose performances have seemingly gone under the radar is Djeidi Gassama.
The Mauritania winger has cemented his place in McInnes' starting lineup, keeping Findlay Curtis and Badredine Bouanani out of the team.
Gassama ended last season in poor form, but has consistently been an attacking threat under the Scottish manager.
The 23-year-old certainly deserves more praise for his displays in G51.