Regarding Ridvan's future with Rangers and transfer, Philippe...

Regarding Ridvan’s future with Rangers and transfer, Philippe Clement

Although Philippe Clement acknowledges that “things are much easier in the summer,” he claims that

everyone at Rangers is trying their hardest to bolster the team in the January transfer window.

Speaking from Rangers’ winter training camp in La Manga following his team’s 1-0 loss to Hertha Berlin,

the manager also spoke on Ridvan Yilmaz’s future and an odd red card that happened shortly after

halftime.

Clement stated that everyone is seeking for someone who can “provide something extra” as they strive

for additional hardware between now and the end of the season, even though he was hesitant to give a

number on how many players the Ibrox side are hoping to add to the team.

“To find the right players who can add something extra to the squad, that is what everyone is working

really hard for,” he stated.

“January is always a challenging month in that sense, but the team is working incredibly hard to bring

players here.” I’m not sure how much it would cost because I know from experience that you can never

get everything you desire.

“Maybe the wealthiest teams in the world could pull that off, but not teams like the Rangers. Although it

is considerably simpler in the summer, we will still strive to make it as good as we can during this time.

Ridvan Yilmaz is one player who is allegedly getting closer to leaving Ibrox. Missing the chance to deny

rumors, Clement maintained that the left-back, who began his career in La Manga, is only here

temporarily.

“It’s the same as the situation with the rumours about players coming in,” Clement added.

“Players are here as long as they haven’t signed with another team.”

During their winter training camp in Spain, the Rangers manager has expressed satisfaction with his

team’s performance. After days of double practices and rigorous effort, he started the 90 minutes against

Hertha with two alternative starting lineups. Still, Clement was issued a straight red card and had to

watch a significant portion of the second half away from the touchline. The Belgian was given a straight

red card for his protests after challenging a refereeing call.

Upon being dismissed, he remarked, “I don’t even want to talk about it; it’s not important.”

“We have been training really hard up until this point, and the game was just a part of this training week.

If we were completely exhausted and had the majority of the ball, I wanted to see how we could still play.

We also had the best opportunity available.

Well, the score line, but for the time being that isn’t the most important thing to me. For me, the most

important thing is that the team be together for the entire week, perform well, and be physically

prepared to take the next steps in the coming weeks. We are attempting to reintegrate veteran players

like Nico and get them up to speed on the game. Including the young guys in the team was a fantastic

idea as well.

“The team has put in a lot of training. A few fans stopped by to watch the squad train, and they were

blown away by the level of energy. That’s what we constantly desire. We didn’t play with as much

freshness as we could have, but it won’t be a big deal since we’ll make up for it in a few weeks.

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