Rangers to make Philippe Clement sack decision after what he has said at Ibrox.
Philippe Clement’s comments prior to Rangers’ 1-0 loss to Kilmarnock on Sunday, October 19, may lead to his dismissal.
Following the shocking loss, Stephen McGinn emphasized Clement’s remarks that October will reveal the true nature of the Rangers in his commentary for BBC Sportsound on October 19.
The Gers have already lost badly to Lyon and Kilmarnock in October, followed by victories over St Johnstone. If that is the “real” version of his team, Clement will be worried about his position.
“After some of the disappointments earlier in the season, Philippe Clement told us that you’ll see the real Rangers in October and November,” McGinn stated.
“This is the worst Rangers I’ve seen in October.”
Following the most recent Rangers loss, Philippe Clement will soon be fired.
October hasn’t been Clement’s month, and the Belgian’s place in the dugout will undoubtedly be questioned after the Light Blues lost the opportunity to get closer to Aberdeen and Celtic at the top.
At the beginning of the month, Lyon put an end to a run of four straight victories and clean sheets when they dominated at Ibrox, taking advantage of some dubious defense to win 4-1.
The least supporters might have expected from Clement’s team was to return to winning ways against St Johnstone, whom they had already defeated in the League Cup, but even throughout that run, they never seemed credible.
Any Ibrox manager is evaluated based on their performance and outcomes in the most important games, and the Light Blues have fallen well behind in their big games against Celtic and Lyon so far this season.
In the upcoming weeks, the Gers will face more difficult opponents, including table-topping Aderbeen, Olympiacos, and Nice in Europe. If Clement doesn’t leave those venues with points, his career will be in jeopardy.
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