Former Rangers star Lee McCulloch is auctioning off a collection of his football tops.
The retired star, now working in scouting for Brighton, is selling some of the tops he has acquired throughout his career, via the auction site Match Worn Shirts.
Among the strips available are signed tops worn by himself, as well as former teammate and club legend Barry Ferguson.
The kit which looks likely to fetch the highest fee is a Michael Mols-worn one, for which the current highest bids sits at £709.
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A signed Brian Laudrup top sits at £398 and while a signed Ferguson strip is at £363.
There is also an away top signed by the entire squad from McCulloch's paying days, for which the bidding sits at £229.
McCulloch arrived at Rangers from Wigan Athletic in 2007 and went on to have eight years at the club, playing 303 games and scoring 70 times.
He won three top flight titles and five major cup competitions, and also stuck with the club during their time in the lower leagues before moving on to Kilmarnock.
He is set to captain Rangers in the returning Tennent's Sixes, with Ferguson managing the side.
