According to Philippe Clement, hair may turn white due to “pressure” from Rangers players.

According to Philippe Clement, his nonexistent hair may turn white due to the “pressure” of the Rangers squad’s competition.

While some may believe that Clement should be grateful that he is bald because to the team’s carelessness in front of goal in the victory over Ross County, Le Gaffer is finding enough to consider with his options.

After the Rangers defeated Ross County in the Scottish Premiership, the manager made seven changes from the team that defeated Ayr United the previous weekend.

Despite the Belgian manager showing off his team, Philippe Clement says that competition for spots is intense and that if he had any hair on his head, it would be turning white. Rangers are showing flexibility.

On the “pressure” Rangers players face, Philippe Clement

In response to a query on captain James Tavernier, who tallied three assists in the team’s 3-1 victory over Ross County, the Rangers manager spoke.

Rather than shifting the spotlight to the other full-back alternatives in the squad and their contributions, the Rangers manager had already played minutes akin to this with Cyriel Dessers and Fabio Silva.

“Tav is very important, just as Ridvan was for me today, and Borna is pushing that way as well,” Clement remarked. Dujon was given a daytime suspension.

The upcoming weeks will be exciting. It’s fortunate that I don’t have too much hair anymore because I might look differently in a few years.of weeks with all the things I need to think about. So the team is putting pressure on me and I like that.”

Ibrox collective the “most important” feeling

The Rangers manager has made it plain that he thinks of football as a squad sport and has always discussed the team as a whole.

Regarding the Rangers team’s belief, Philippe Clement believes that the “most important” thing going on inside Ibrox right now is the sense of community.

“There’s a lot of collectivity, which is the most important thing,” Clement said.

“Because, although we didn’t start with the same lineup as a few days ago, you can still tell that we’re doing the same thing and that, regardless of new players joining the team, everyone is doing their part to help the team win, and that’s how we have to play until the end of the season.”

For me, that is a tremendously important one. All of the players feel like they are a part of the narrative and have already played a significant role this season. We must keep going in that direction.

Rangers will now focus on their Sunday midday match against St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership.