Man with UEFA Europa League trophy carved into his hair among Rangers fans pictured in Glasgow

Stacey Mullen

18 May 2022, 2:48 pm

PA and Getty Images. Robert Perry.

GLASGOW is getting ready to get behind the Light Blues on their biggest night.

A man with the UEFA Europa League trophy carved into his hair, some blue pyros and lots of happy faces have been pictured in Glasgow city centre ahead of the kick-off.

Can you spot yourself or someone you know?

Pictures: PA and Getty.

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