Ibrox is Levy’s first sporting venue in Scotland and they will work closely with Compass Scotland managing director David Hay and his team. Existing venues in Levy’s portfolio include the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Stamford Bridge and Villa Park.
Jon Davies, managing director, Levy UK, said: “Compass Scotland already has strong roots in Glasgow, and we’re confident we’ll wow supporters and other guests at Ibrox as we deliver our award-winning expertise from across Scotland and the rest of the UK.
“With a focus on improving the guest experience, enhancing local, sustainable and plant-forward options, and creating local employment opportunities, we’re excited about this partnership and can’t wait to get started.”
Levy will create an ‘innovative’ new menu focusing on sustainable and local Scottish produce in line with the company’s journey to net zero by 2027. Levy will also introduce digital screens to maximise the fan experience as well as managing non-match day meetings, conferences and events, including private celebrations and Christmas parties.
James Bisgrove, commercial & marketing director at Rangers FC, added: “The Rangers board is excited by the potential of this new partnership with Levy and the innovation they will undoubtedly bring to the catering offering both on match days and non-match days at Ibrox Stadium. The commercial opportunity for the club is vast given the innovative profit share model we have agreed, with the majority of profits being retained by Rangers.”