Jim Baxter
Awards & Honours
10
Awards Won
4
Honours
2
Rankings
2
Covers
2
Records
Jim Baxter's legacy rests on his extraordinary skill and the unforgettable moment at Wembley in 1967. He is widely considered one of Scotland's greatest ever players, despite a career truncated by injury and personal struggles. His ten major trophies with Rangers in just five seasons place him among the club's most decorated players of the era. The Scottish Football Hall of Fame inducted him in 2004, and Rangers honoured him with a statue outside Ibrox Stadium. A street in his hometown, Jim Baxter Way, commemorates his life. His iconic keepy-uppy remains a defining image of Scottish football pride.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Scottish Football Hall of Fame
Inducted posthumously for his contribution to Scottish football.
Rangers Hall of Fame
Inducted as one of the club's all-time greats.
Jim Baxter Way
A street in his hometown named in his honour.
Statue at Ibrox Stadium
A bronze statue unveiled outside the home of Rangers.
Rankings & Lists
Greatest Scottish Footballers of All Time
50 Greatest Scottish Footballers
Magazine Covers
Shoot!
1963-08-10
Slim Jim: Rangers' Master
Shoot!
1964-05-02
Baxter's Double Delight
Records & Feats
Only Scottish player to score both goals in a 3-2 win over England at Wembley
Scored both goals in Scotland's 3-2 victory over world champions England on 15 April 1967.
Most trophies won by a Rangers player in a five-year span (1960-1965)
Won 10 major trophies in 5 seasons, including three league titles, three Scottish Cups, and four League Cups.