Two diehard Rangers fans have treated little Kiara Buonomo to a special one-off day out at Ibrox.
Electrician brothers Chris, 26, and Gary, 30, Liddell took the seven-year-old Rangers fan on a tour around the stadium and treated her to some lunch at Argyle House.
The two season ticket holders had won a free tour of Ibrox at a special event last month. They wanted to make sure the tour went to someone less fortunate and who might not have as much opportunity to do the tour.
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As a result, they posted their idea on social media, and through the Dream Maker foundation, were put in touch with young Kiara.
It’s a superb touch from the brothers and the young cancer sufferer was over the moon with the chance to visit the stadium.
“We’ve seen Ibrox hundreds of times we thought it would be good to take someone out who is less fortunate and with Easter approaching, we thought it would be an ideal team to arrange it,” Gary told the Scottish Sun.
“It’s the first time we’ve done something like that, but not the last.
“It was a day I will never forget”
“It was a special day, getting a smile from the wee lassie, it was a day I will never forget.”
“We’ve given donations to charities before, but this was different to actually be there and see the difference your making was brilliant.
“Kiara loved it, especially when we all made her captain and she led us out of the tunnel with Simply the best playing in the background.”
Superb lads, we hope wee Kiara enjoyed the big day out and well done for helping to make it happen.
It’s not the first time young Kiara has been in the press either. The youngster was recently contacted by Alfredo Morelos who wanted to show support for the youngster during her illness.
