Former Rangers star Graeme Souness has confessed to feeling duped by Celtic supporter Rod Stewart after losing a £10,000 bet on the outcome of the Scottish Premiership. Souness had backed Philippe Clement’s Rangers to clinch the title, only to watch Celtic secure the championship with a decisive victory over Kilmarnock.
In a column for the Daily Mail, Souness expressed regret over taking the bet, acknowledging that he should have trusted his gut instinct as a non-gambler. The loss served as a wake-up call for Souness, who admitted his folly in underestimating Celtic and Stewart’s unwavering support for his beloved club.
As speculation mounts surrounding the future of Rangers under Clement’s leadership, Souness and fans alike are hopeful for a revival in form. With the upcoming transfer window presenting an opportunity for significant changes, all eyes will be on Ibrox as the team seeks to recover from their recent setbacks and challenge Celtic once again.
