by Rangers reacted with “embarrassment” after they had been charged by UEFA for a “racist and/or discriminatory banner”, which was issued by fans in the Europa League against Fenerbahce last week.
Read Banner: “Keepe Foreign ideologies from – Defend Europe” were stopped by fans when the Rangers were punished on Thursday against the Turkish giants for the quarter -finals.
The Scottish Club was also hit by other UEFA editions, including throwing objects and blocking passages.
“It is shameful that the club will be charged with such a matter in 2025, and the contempt for those responsible are shared by the vast majority of our supporters,” said Rangers in a statement.
“This indictment brings consequences for the club, while the club also works to identify those responsible and to ensure that it also has consequences.
“To avoid doubts if you do not believe in 2025 that absolutely everyone can follow the rangers, whether at Ibrox or Away, Rangers is not the club for you and you should immediately disassemble the club with the club.”
Rangers also criticized “two people” for the use of pyrotechnics after the victory on Sunday against the local rivals Celtic, which could affect future tickets.
The finalists of the Europa League 2022 will compete against sporty Bilbao in the Europa League next month.
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