Breaking News : Rangers have agreed a £40m promotional deal for 4 years – Financial Analyst

Rangers captain James Tavernier is front and center as Castore unveils their new Oracle Red Bull Racing line.

The 32-year-old Ibrox icon was used to promote the Formula One team’s new outfit and has undoubtedly turned heads.

Castore has unveiled their new Oracle Red Bull Racing range,

which includes a number of clothing options for fans, with the Rangers captain once again featured in the promotional campaign.

Castore’s neutral Football Training Collection, which debuted in October, features the Rangers captain as its poster boy.

James Tavernier posed for Castore and Red Bull

The fact that Castore has employed James Tavernier for the Oracle Red Bull Racing promotion demonstrates the Ibrox captain’s growing popularity.

While the Rangers right-back is well-known in Scottish football,

James Tavernier’s goal-scoring heroics as a right-back have made an impact on the larger game.

Castore clearly sees Tav’s image as influential even outside of Rangers, which reflects the right-back’s dedication and success on the field.

Tavernier stated during the commercial launch: “Everyone knows how competitive F1 is,

and Oracle Red Bull Racing is always up to the challenge.

“It’s critical to strive to be better and improve every day, no matter what sport you play.

“Being a fan of Oracle Red Bull Racing means more than just rooting for a team; it’s a badge of honor.

Fans of all sports love the culture that surrounds their teams; wearing your team’s colors gives you a sense of shared pride,

therefore I’m thrilled to be engaged in the debut of Castore’s latest collection release with Oracle Red Bull Racing.”

Rangers store received mixed news.

The promotional Oracle Red Bull Racing and James Tavernier launch coincides with a highly interesting period for Castore.

Back in November, the self-proclaimed disruptor brand was valued at a staggering £1 billion,

as their spectacular climb in sports continues year after year.

The firm intends to disrupt traditional sportswear shops such as Adidas and Nike by providing more bespoke and tailored designs and products.

However, things have not been easy, and the retailer’s football operations have suffered significantly in recent months.

Aston Villa has cancelled their clothing deal due to excessive perspiration retention,

while Newcastle United has also switched from Castore to Adidas.

Rangers, Castore’s first football club, formed a “multi-year” agreement with the Gers in 2020,

with the present contract due to expire in 2025.

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