Kim Min-su sends Rangers viral in South Korea as influencers beam Celtic clash vlogs to MILLIONS
Kim Min-su vlogs: Rangers go viral in South Korea

South Korean influencers have been going mad for Rangers after Minsu Kim's arrival – beaming vlogs from their win over Celtic out to MILLIONS in Asia.

Kim's Impact at Ibrox

Kim has been a key man for Derek McInnes' team since his £8.5m move from Girona, starting all but one of their games so far, including the 3-0 win over the Hoops that fired them into the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals.

His form early in his Ibrox career has earned him a call-up to the South Korea national team and his adoring public back home are standing up to take notice.

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Vloggers Document the Derby

Some even made the 11,000-mile round trip to Glasgow for the derby this weekend, and they weren't left disappointed.

Two South Korean vloggers, Shoot for Love Korea and Mandol TV, were in attendance and documented the game extensively.

With more than two million subscribers between them, their footage has already been viewed more than 100,000 times on YouTube with fans going mad for a glimpse of Kim up close.

Fan Interactions and Merchandise

The pair both took in the march to the stadium before the game, providing Korean-dubbed interviews with Rangers fans, who waxed lyrical about Premier League legends Son Heung-min and Park Ji-Sung.

There was footage from the club shop where one of the influencers treated himself to a Minsu 10 Rangers shirt.

Another even ventured to popular Rangers watering hole the Louden Tavern for a beer or two – and was seen being treated to a couple of free pints by welcoming punters.

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