Rangers team-mates Minsu Kim and Kevin Kelsy exchanged shirts while on international duty.
The Ibrox pair came up against each other as South Korea and Venezuela played a friendly match.
Both players started for their respective national teams in the 0-0 draw on Friday.
Kim Min-su and Kevin Kelsy exchange shirts and reconnect after the game 🤝 Both worked hard for their countries today! WATP 💙❤️🤍#rangersfc #김민수 pic.twitter.com/o83grK78Uq
— Joel Kim (@KNTFootball) October 2, 2026
After the match, cameras picked up the moment Minsu and Kelsy swapped shirts.
The pair could be seen in discussion on the pitch before exchanging shirts and embracing.
Minsu played for 66 minutes for South Korea, with Kelsy coming off just two minutes later in a 68th-minute change for Venezuela.
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Both players were summer signings for Rangers as they joined Derek McInnes' side for the 2026/27 campaign.
Minsu was signed from Girona after Rangers activated an £8.5m transfer fee in his contract to sign the winger on a four-year deal.
Kelsy was recruited for £9m from Portland Timbers as Rangers added to their attacking options after Youssef Chermiti was sidelined for an extended period through injury.
