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Tickets are now on public sale for the upcoming Legends Return match which is set to benefit the Foundation.

A host of Rangers greats are returning to Ibrox to take part in a star studded fixture on Saturday 24 March 2018 (kick off 3pm).

Two teams of fans favourites, with Walter Smith lined up to manage the home side, are eagerly preparing to take to the pitch once again to raise funds for ourselves and the Rangers Youth Development Company.

Ally McCoist, Barry Ferguson, Lorenzo Amoruso, Michael Mols, Andy Goram and Jorg Albertz are just some of the legends who have signed up to play and Ibrox is sure to be packed to the rafters with fans not wanting to miss the opportunity to watch some of the finest players ever to feature for Rangers pull on the light blue jersey. Ian Durrant and Mark Hateley are also looking forward to assisting from the dug-outs. 

Current First Team goalkeeper Wes Foderingham announced the opening of the public sale today (Monday) with tickets priced at £12 for adults, £8 for concessions and £6 for juveniles. Tickets can be bought online at rangers.co.uk, by calling 0871 702 1972 or visiting the Rangers Ticket Centre. A family package for the day is also available for two adults and two children for £32. The family package is only available by calling the ticket hotline or visiting the ticket centre.

The Rangers Charity Foundation will share the proceeds from the game with the Rangers Youth Development Company.

Rangers Charity Foundation Director, Connal Cochrane said: “We are delighted to be a beneficiary of the Club’s decision to share the proceeds of the Legends Return match between ourselves and the Rangers Youth Development Company.

“The donation will help us continue to be a force for good on behalf of the Rangers Family supporting a range of charities and life changing programmes in the community.

“The Rangers fans support for the Foundation is incredible. This season alone, 311 True Blue Heroes have raised a combined total of over £90,000 for us and we hope that Ibrox will be packed for this special game.”

Former Rangers Manager Walter Smith, commented: “It will be great to be in the Ibrox dugout again for a legends match I’m sure every Rangers fan will be looking forward to.

“Getting the chance to run out on the pitch again is obviously a big thing for the former players, but even for myself, just walking in the dressing room and down the tunnel brings back so many fond memories from both of my spells here as manager.

“In terms of the 90 minutes I expect them to be entertaining and competitive with both sides desperate to win.

“As soon as a player pulls on the Rangers jersey and hears the roar from the crowd they will want to go out and put in a good performance, although how fit they are will undoubtedly determine how much game time I can give them!

“But the most important thing is that supporters get an opportunity to see so many great former players in action and that is what makes these occasions at Ibrox so special for everyone involved.”

More players will be announced by the Club in the coming weeks, including the manager of the away side as well as a number of special guests from the worlds of sport and entertainment.  There will also be other fantastic activities and entertainment on the day making sure the occasion will be fun for all the family.

The Rangers Youth Development Company profits are directed to the Clubs’ Youth Department to provide the support for the youth initiatives being introduced by the Club’s Academy.