Rangers have more than 18,000 fans on the waiting list for season tickets.
This was revealed after the renewal deadline for current season ticket holders passed on Monday, May 5.
The Rangers Fan Advisory Board recently met with senior club members, including Chief Executive Officer Patrick Stewart, to discuss a range of issues, including season tickets.
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They confirmed that 18,240 people are on the waiting list for a season ticket at the club.
Another point of discussion was Rangers' contract with kit maker Castore.
The club signed a deal with the brand in 2023, which will run until 2030.
Since this agreement was made, Castore have obtained rights to the Umbro brand professional teams' sub-license.
This means that, from the 2025/26 season onwards, Rangers' kits will be made under the Umbro brand.
The club has three matches left in the current campaign's kits, the first of which is this weekend against Aberdeen.
Interim head coach Barry Ferguson is eager to secure his first win at Ibrox.
His team have not won at home in seven games.
Ferguson said: "It's not just a personal motivation for myself, it should be for the players as well.
"They understand that seven games is far too long.
"I understand that.
"The supporters certainly understand that.
"So that's all the motivation you need is to go and make sure you get the three points against an Aberdeen team who are still going for third place, who have a cup final to play as well.
"So they'll be champing at the bit to make sure that they put a performance in because they want to be in that cup final team.
"I fully understand that it's going to be a tough game.
"But bring it on.
"And from my side, these are games you want to be involved in."
He added that the team has worked hard this week to ensure they secure their first victory.
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