Rangers fans warned to book Glasgow to Seville…

Rangers fans warned to book Glasgow to Seville chartered flights for Europa League final today

Rangers fans have been issued a warning to book direct chartered flights being put on from Scotland to Seville for the Europa League final by today.

Barrhead Travel have already put on two exclusive charter flights and has secured a third via one a key partner after 'strong demand' from football fans.

Rangers fans will need to book the flights by 4pm today - Friday, May 13 - if they want a secure a place on the plane.

Fans have been scrambling to make the trip to the Spanish city ever since Rangers made it to the Europa League final, which will take place on Wednesday, May 18.

Tickets for two previous chartered flights put on by Barrhead Travel have sold out.

Now Rangers have until the 4pm deadline to book on to another flight - and it will set dedicated Rangers supporters back £1,300.

It is one of the few direct routes into Seville for fans and will depart from Glasgow on the day of the final (May 18) at 6am, arriving at 10.05am.

The two-way return flight will then leave Seville the following morning at 4am, to arrive back in Glasgow at 6.30am.

Rangers fans are scrambling to make it to the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán Stadium - where the Europa League finals will take place (Getty)

Match tickets, transfers and accommodation are not included in the costs.

Barrhead Travel managed to secure further availability on the newly launched charter via one of its key partners. It's still pursuing a third chartered flight, however it has not been secured as of yet.

Jacqueline Dobson, President of Barrhead Travel, said: “There is still strong demand from Rangers fans who are really hoping to get to Seville or the surrounding areas next week and we have not stopped looking for options to help get them there.

“In addition to our two exclusive charter flights, we’ve managed to secure further availability on a newly launched charter via one of our key partners. A third charter option is still a possibility and we’ll be keeping our customers up to date with any new information.”