A K-pop group that mistakenly wore Rangers FC shirts during a performance in the US were warmly welcomed to Glasgow during a visit to Ibrox Stadium.
STAYC, pronounced Stacey, had worn the 1990s Rangers FC strip during a show in Texas last month, thinking it was a kit worn by the Dallas Rangers baseball team.
The Scottish club later invited the group to the stadium, where they introduced themselves to a large group of supporters who gathered outside Edmiston House.
STAYC prompted amusement after being pictured in Rangers FC jerseys for a show in Texas. Pic: @RobertBabble/X
Members of the band thanked the crowd for visiting them in what was their first trip to Scotland.
STAYC were given their own shirts. Pic: Rangers FC
Pic: Rangers FC
One member said: “This is our first time in Scotland and we are so happy right now. Are you guys fans of Rangers too?”
Another band member shouted: “We love Rangers!”
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The crowd cheered and fans took photographs while the band posed in a custom-made Rangers FC strip, each with the number 23 and STAYC printed on the back.
STAYC, a female K-pop group from South Korea, consists of band members Isa, Seeun, Yoon, J, Sumin and Sieun.
The group formed in 2020 and soon became popular, with a following across much of Asia and the West.
