Renowned musician Rod Stewart has expressed his disappointment in the Rangers players following their lackluster performance against Dundee, which left manager Philippe Clement feeling let down. Despite this setback, Stewart is not ruling them out of the title race just yet.
Stewart’s allegiance lies with Celtic, who are currently leading the charge for the Premiership trophy after Rangers dropped points against Ross County and Dundee. However, he understands that the path ahead for his team will be challenging, especially with tough matchups against Hearts and Kilmarnock on the horizon.
Reflecting on Rangers’ unexpected defeat to Dundee, Stewart confessed his surprise at their lack of energy on the pitch. He recognizes the upcoming challenges posed by their rivals and stresses the importance of maintaining focus until the end of the season.
While Stewart initially had faith in Clement’s ability to lead Rangers to victory, he now believes the players must elevate their performance. Looking ahead to the upcoming Old Firm clash, he is confident in Celtic’s ability to shine, particularly in front of their passionate home crowd.
As the season nears its conclusion, Stewart remains cautiously optimistic about Celtic’s chances of retaining the title. With the title race still wide open, he understands that anything can happen in football, and the dreams of both teams hang in the balance.
