The journey for thousands of Rangers fans jetting out to Seville started over the weekend as they get set for a huge Europa League showdown with Frankfurt.
The Light Blues are just potentially 90 minutes away from lifting a major European trophy and with that, becoming club legends.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men will be supported by huge numbers in the Spanish City both inside and out the ground as supporters continue to travel via any route possible.
While the fans have been arriving over the past few days with many more making the trip within the next 48 hours - the Rangers team will jet out later today.
The Daily Record report the Ibrox men will travel out at 2.30pm today from Glasgow Airport on Titan Airways flight ZT1872.
The team are due to touch down in Spain at 18.31 local time before heading to their base as final preparations get underway ahead of Wednesday night's massive occasion.
The players and staff will get a feel for Sevilla's Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan Stadium by getting the opportunity to train at the ground ahead of the historic night.
Victory for Rangers would not only see them land the Europa League trophy - but also a place in next season's Champions League group stage.
They would also secure the added bonus of a top seed in Europe's premier competition next season and join derby rivals Celtic in the tournament proper.
It's a massive week for Rangers who also have the Scottish Cup Final to come at the weekend against Hearts as they bid to land two pieces of silverware.
