Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield is offering fans the opportunity to own an iconic piece of club memorabilia as he looks to raise funds for charity. 

The Canada international has started a Just Giving campaign where for a minimum £5 donation you can win his match-worn 150th anniversary top from the 2-1 win over Dundee earlier this month. 

The strip is signed by every member of the Ibrox squad who could yet win a unique treble of the Premiership title, Scottish Cup and Europa League. 

The money will go to the Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity whose mission is to ensure “that every baby, child and young person treated at Scotland’s largest children’s hospital receives the extra special care they deserve.” 

Over 400 fans have already pitched in with £4000 raised but Arfield wants to lift those numbers even higher. 

He said: “The Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity is one that’s really close to my heart. 

“I want to help people and use the profile I have as a professional footballer to shine a light on causes that can make a difference. 

“This is one that will impact people's lives and I’d encourage everyone to donate starting from as little as a fiver. These small amounts when tallied up will make a huge difference to the charity. 

“The signed shirt from the 150th anniversary game is a piece of Rangers history.

"It’s a great prize for someone to treasure and of course, the donations will really help the Hospital.” 

Fans have until the 24th of April to send their cash with the winner picked at random. 

You can donate to the Just Giving page HERE.