The move comes amid growing frustration within sections of the fanbase over the direction of the club, both on and off the pitch.
In a statement, the Union Bears outlined their concerns about recent performances, recruitment strategy, and what they describe as a lack of ambition from the board. They stressed that the protest is designed to send a clear message to decision-makers, while still giving full backing to the players once the match kicks off.
The demonstration is expected to take place at the main stand entrance prior to the game, with fans encouraged to arrive early and make their voices heard. Union Bears, known for their vocal and visual support inside Ibrox, say their actions are motivated by a desire to see higher standards restored at the club.
The planned protest adds extra tension to a high-stakes fixture, with Rangers under pressure to deliver silverware this season. All eyes will now be on Ibrox this weekend, both for events on the pitch and for the message delivered outside it.
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