While the deal is yet to be officially announced, sources say it’s all but done, with the value around £20m. Castore is now understood to have agreed a long-term deal with the Glasgow club and an announcement will be made in due course. Castore has been unveiled as Rangers’ official new kit and retail partner. The Glasgow football club have signed the new contract after breaking away from Hummel early following a legal battle with Mike Ashley and Sports Direct. Convinced established kit manufacturers have become 'standardised' and 'slightly lazy' Castore plan to shake up the old order in football kits through innovation. Issuing a ‘commercial update’ on Saturday, Rangers said that it will “begin the 2020-21 football season with a new kit and retail operations partner, following the conclusion of all existing contracts”. Castore co-founder Tom Beahon, who played professional football for Tranmere Rovers, said: “We are delighted and honoured that Rangers has chosen Castore as their kit and retail partner. "Rangers Football Club are one of the most prestigious teams in sport and it is a huge privilege and honour for Castore to have been chosen as their kit partner.

Sportswear brand Castore has now confirmed a multi-year kit supply deal with Old Firm football club Rangers, starting in 2020/21.

The sportswear brand has agreed a minimum five-year deal from the 2020-21 season. Glasgow Rangers Football Club has announced that premium British sportswear brand Castore is to be its new official kit supplier in a “multi-year partnership,” which will commence with the 2020-21 season.. Scottish tennis star Andy Murray is a shareholder in Castore, which was founded by brothers and former athletes Tom and Phil Beahon in 2015. Liverpool based firm Castore are set to become Rangers’ new kit partners on a five year deal beginning the 2020/21 season.