Police have released new images of people they want to contact over the disorder in Glasgow’s George Square on the day Rangers lifted the league trophy.
Thousands of supporters ignored Covid-19 warnings against large gatherings and massed in the square after Rangers’ last game of their victorious Scottish Premiership season on May 15.
A dedicated inquiry team was set up following large scale disorder and it is working to track down those involved.
On Wednesday, police released new images of people they want to trace in connection with the disorder.
Thousands of fans gathered in the square
Anyone who recognises those shown in the images is asked to contact police by phoning 101.
Meanwhile, a further arrest has been made in relation to the inquiry.
Police Scotland said a 35-year-old man has been arrested and charged and released on an undertaking to appear in court at a later date.
There have now been 48 arrests in connection with the George Square disorder and one arrest over an incident near Ibrox Stadium on the same day.
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