Glasgow Rangers 1994–1995 Home

Size : M ( 72x56 )

Condition : Very Good Condition

The Rangers 1994–95 home kit, produced by Admiral, featured the club’s iconic royal blue shirt with a traditional white collar and red trim, paired with white shorts and black socks. The front proudly displayed the sponsor McEwan’s Lager, a defining element of Rangers kits during the 1990s. This design blended a classic football aesthetic with a slightly modern cut, reflecting the confident dominance of the club in Scottish football at the time.

This kit was worn by a squad stacked with talent, including legends like Ally McCoist, Brian Laudrup, Richard Gough, and Paul Gascoigne (who joined later in the season).

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Team Achievements – 1994–1995 Season

• Scottish Premier Division: Champions, securing the 7th consecutive league title under manager Walter Smith.

• Scottish Cup: Winners, defeating Hearts 3–1 in the final.

• Scottish League Cup: Reached the final but finished as runners-up to Raith Rovers after a penalty shootout.

• UEFA Champions League: Participated in the group stage but did not progress further.

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This jersey is remembered as a symbol of Rangers’ 1990s golden era, marking another step toward their historic nine league titles in a row, and embodying the dominance and style of the Walter Smith era.