After taking over for Michael Beale in October, Philippe Clement has completely changed the course of the team’s performance, leading them to the Europa League knockout stages and reducing their deficit to Celtic in the SPFL title battle.
Additionally, the journalist said in an interview with Rangersnews.uk on March 21 that the manager will have complete control over his team this summer, with every position on the roster being evaluated in the transfer market and several veteran players expected to depart.
He remarked, “I believe Clement would like to work during the summer.” “From what I’ve heard, he’s pretty pleased with the team’s progress, even though it’s reasonable to argue that they’re currently overachieving.”
It’s reasonable to say that every aspect of the team is being thought about. By no means would you describe this Rangers team as classic, and work will be done in the summer.
It’s a patchwork squad, even when compared to Gerrard’s team, and even if the Gers win the league, I’m told there will be a lot of work done at Ibrox.
Bailey declared, “Like I say, the squad will be going through something of a mini-revolution.” Some of the most venerable names might vanish.
Since taking over as manager of the Glasgow Gators, Philippe Clement has gained the confidence of the majority of the blue half of the city.
His on-field performances have completely changed, and his transfer business has also been successful. Mohammed Diomande is playing brilliantly, Oscar Cortes was impressive prior to his injury, and Fabio Silva is supplying additional talent in the attacking midfield.
When it became obvious that Sam Lammers wasn’t good enough, he also let him go, and he hasn’t hesitated to deploy young players like Ross McCausland and Cole McKinnon when called upon.
Undoubtedly, this aids the board in granting him unrestricted authority to choose his team; with the disastrous outcome of the major renovation last summer, there is no room to make a mistake again.
Rangers supporters will just need to have faith in the process as significant choices regarding the playing staff, both in terms of incomings and outgoings, will be made.
