In the newest commercial for the £1 billion retailer, Rangers captain demonstrates his promotional power.

The Oracle Red Bull Racing collection is being introduced by Castore, with Rangers captain James Tavernier showcasing the range.

The 32-year-old Ibrox hero attracted attention when he appeared in the commercial unveiling of the Formula 1 team’s new uniform.

Fans can now purchase a range of items from Castore’s new Oracle Red Bull Racing collection, which features the Rangers captain in the promotional campaign once more.

The neutral Football Training Collection from Castore, which debuted back in October, features the Rangers captain as its face.

James Tavernier strikes a pose for Red Bull and Castore.

James Tavernier’s growing popularity is demonstrated by Castore’s employment of him in the Oracle Red Bull Racing campaign.

Although the Rangers right-back is well-known in Scottish football, James Tavernier’s goal-scoring prowess at right-back has left his impact on the game as a whole.

It’s obvious that Castore thinks highly of Tav’s reputation even outside of the Rangers, which speaks volumes about the right-back’s dedication and performance on the field.

“Everyone knows how competitive F1 is, and Oracle Red Bull Racing always rises to the challenge,” Tavernier stated during the advertising launch.

“In any sport, it’s critical to constantly push yourself to go better and better every day.

“As an Oracle Red Bull Racing supporter, I can attest that it’s an honor to support a team. I’m thrilled to be a part of the debut of Castore’s newest collection release with Oracle Red Bull Racing since fans of all sports enjoy the culture behind the team and wearing your teams’ colors gives you a sense of shared pride.

Uncertainty for the Rangers vendor

For Castore, the launch of the promotional Oracle Red Bull Racing and James Tavernier comes at a very exciting time.

The self-described disruptor brand was valued at an astounding £1 billion back in November as their annual growth in sports continues to reach new heights.

The brand wants to disrupt well-known athletic retailers like Adidas and Nike by providing more customized and specialized designs and merchandise.

However, things haven’t always been simple, and in recent months, the retailer’s footballing endeavors have suffered greatly.

Due to uniforms that held too much perspiration, both Newcastle United and Aston Villa have decided to switch from Castore to Adidas.

Castore made his professional football debut with the Rangers in 2020. The two teams agreed to a “multi-year” relationship, which is scheduled to end in 2025.

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