Gary McAllister is confident that Rangers manager Philippe Clement is handling the pressure of the title race with grace and composure. Ahead of the clash with Celtic, McAllister praised Clement as a “very steady man” who has remained consistent in his message and efforts to propel Rangers forward.
With tensions running high in Glasgow as the top of the table clash approaches, the situation escalated further when Clement responded to Brendan Rodgers’ comments about having fun on derby day. Despite pundits speculating that Clement may be feeling the pressure of the run-in, McAllister believes otherwise.
Drawing on his experience as part of the coaching staff that secured the Scottish title for Rangers in 2021, McAllister commended Clement for remaining composed and level-headed amidst both the highs and lows of the season. He noted that Clement has shown resilience in the face of disappointments and continues to push the team forward in a positive manner.
Overall, McAllister’s assessment of Clement is one of confidence and admiration for the way he has navigated the challenges of the title race, showing himself to be a capable and composed leader for Rangers.
