A VIDEO showing an apparent Rangers fan hurling vile, racist abuse at young children in Macedonian has been widely-condemned.

The clip shows a man filming himself pointing at several children while repeatedly saying: “Mistake, mistake, mistake, mistake.”

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Holding a drink and slurring his speech, he then focuses in on a boy’s dazed and confused face and says: “F*** the P***s.” He also adds: “White power, ya f****** dafty.”

Glasgow Times:

The Snapchat video, widely shared across various social media platforms, has been captioned: “F*** the beggars, white power.”

Football supporters have blasted the user over his “disgusting” actions, with many calling on a lifetime Ibrox ban for the perpetrator.

Glasgow Times:

Rangers Football Club has also reportedly flagged the clip up to Police Scotland.

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One angered fan wrote on social media: “That video of the idiot supporter in Macedonia. Genuinely amazed these people exist. Hope the club take his season ticket off the vile, racist c*** and ban him from the stadium.”

Another said: “That wee dribble stain in Macedonia, with his horrendous, racist abuse of those children, shouldn’t be leathered. That’s (maybe unfortunately at times) not how justice works. Someone knows who he is, got to. If possible, season book (?) ripped up with a lifetime ban from Ibrox.”

Glasgow Times:

“Utterly ashamed at that video from Macedonia. Speechless. I’m no racist, bigot or bully, yet I’m sick and tired of having to defend the club because of complete mingers like this in our support. It puts ordinary supporters on trial. Selfish, horrible, nasty wee men,” was another comment.

A spokesman for Rangers Football Club said: “Rangers is an all-inclusive club and will take the appropriate steps.”

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“This kind of behaviour is unacceptable and Rangers has been in touch with Police Scotland,” he added, reports the Daily Record.

Anti-racism charity, Show Racism the Red Card Scotland, said it was “disgusted by the racism and dehumanisation in this film.

The team added in a short statement: “We will be working with Scottish football to identify and ban this so-called football fan. If anyone has any information, please can they contact us.”

The charity can be contacted on 0141 353 1199.

Rangers drew 0-0 with Shkupi in Macedonia to win their Europa League first qualifying round match 2-0 on aggregate on Tuesday.