George Edmundson showed his Rangers allegiance by travelling to watch the Gers in the Europa League final on Wednesday night.
Rangers headed to Sevilla on Wednesday with real hopes and dreams of winning the Europa League.
Borussia Dortmund were swatted aside. RB Leipzig? No problem for Rangers as John Lundstram bagged a dramatic winner.
Eintracht Frankfurt stood in Rangers’ way on Wednesday and the Gers were hoping to make it a German hat-trick.
Joe Aribo’s second-half goal put Rangers ahead only for one-time Rangers target Rafael Borre to equalise.
It went all the way to penalties and when Aaron Ramsey’s tame effort was saved by Kevin Trapp, Borre wrapped up the victory for Frankfurt.
Rangers hearts were broken and thousands of fans have been heading home distraught after coming so close.
George Edmundson showed his Rangers allegiance
One of the fans in the stands with the Rangers supporters was George Edmundson.
Edmundson joined Rangers from Oldham Athletic in 2019 having shown promise with the English club.
Edmundson never quite managed to become a star at Rangers, making just eight league appearances and 17 in total.
Ipswich Town swooped in to buy Edmundson last summer and Rangers were happy for him to go – but his love for the Gers hasn’t ended.=
Edmundson travelled out to Spain alongside former Rangers teammate and current Hull City ace Greg Doherty to watch the Gers in action.
Both players had dreams of becoming first-team stars at Rangers but have been sold on to English clubs in recent times.
It wasn’t to be for Rangers on the night but Edmundson took to Twitter to remark on what an amazing day it had been.
Edmundson admitted that ‘great memories’ had been made alongside the Rangers fans whilst claiming the players had ‘done us proud’ despite the defeat.
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