The Light Blues will step out onto the home turf for the first time since the final day of last season as they take on Edinburgh side Hibs on Sunday.
Speaking at the Rangers museum ahead of the exciting clash on Sunday the youngster says everyone is relishing the occasion that awaits and believes previous matches at the ground in past seasons will only help as they look for another three points in the SWPL.
She said: “We are really looking forward to it, obviously playing at Ibrox it is going to be a great occasion for everyone involved. Hopefully we can get a good crowd along and put on a good performance and get the three points.
“The City game the result wasn't what we wanted but the experience of playing at Ibrox is only going to help us. We are really looking forward to playing here again.”
The 18-year-old says the fans would definitely play their part if they came along and wants the team to show what they are all about come kick-off time on the day.
She continued: “It is only good for the women's game, with the men's international break being just now as well hopefully more supporters can come along and see what the women's game is all about and three points is the biggest aim for us and hopefully come Sunday that is what we get.
“The supporters give us a huge boost; they are like a 12th player for us. The more people that can get along the better.”
McLeary wants the team to build on their recent showings after an impressive return to league action in the win over Hamilton last weekend but knows the Gers will have to be wary of their opposition and what they’ll bring to the game.
She added: “It will be a tough game; we have obviously not played them this season so we will do our analysis on them and we will know the threats they will pose and where we can hurt them as well and hopefully come Sunday we will get the result that we need.
“Playing against Hibs they are always a tough team to play against. There is no easy game against them, the results show that as well. We know what we are going to come up against tomorrow and it is all about how we play and hopefully the result goes our way.
“We have been playing really well recently and just building that momentum. Hopefully tomorrow we can do more of the same and score more goals as well.”
Tickets for the match against Hibernian at Ibrox this Sunday (KO 1pm) are available now and are priced at £7 for adults and £3 for concessions and you can purchase them here.
The Ticket Centre will be open from 9am on Sunday with tickets available right until kick off.
MyGers members can attend the match at a price of £1 with concession and junior members going free.
