Rangers restricted to 1,000 travelling fans on Europa League trip to Poland
Rangers will be backed by only around 1,000 fans when they travel to Poland for Derek McInnes’ first European game as boss.
The Light Blues were drawn against Jagiellonia Bialystok in their Europa League third qualifying round tie.
Jagiellonia’s Stadion Miejski, where the first leg is scheduled to take place on August 6, has an official capacity of 22,432, which will restrict the number of Rangers fans who traditionally travel in numbers to European away games.
Rangers’ supporter liaison officer’s X account posted: “We can confirm that there will be no official club travel option for this round.
“We have also been advised that the away section has a capacity of up to 1,027 supporters, subject to final confirmation.
“Fixture dates remain subject to change and will be confirmed as soon as we can.”