Broxi Bear is the official mascot of Rangers Football Club, one of the most successful and popular teams in Scotland. The bear was first introduced in 2006 and has become a beloved figure among Rangers supporters. A large, friendly brown bear with a blue Rangers jersey and a red scarf. He is often seen at matches, cheering on the team and interacting with the crowd. He is also a regular at Rangers' training sessions, where he can often be seen giving out autographs and posing for photos. A symbol of the club's commitment to its fans and its commitment to the community. He is a reminder of the club's history and its place in the hearts of its supporters. He is also a reminder of the club's commitment to its youth and its commitment to the future. A symbol of hope and optimism for Rangers fans. He is a reminder that the club is still alive and kicking, and that it will continue to be a force in Scottish football for years to come. He is a reminder that the club is still a family, and that it will always be there for its supporters. A symbol of Rangers' commitment to its fans, its commitment to the community, and its commitment to the future. He is a reminder of the club's history and its place in the hearts of its supporters. He is a reminder that the club is still alive and kicking, and that it will continue to be a force in Scottish football for years to come.