As Celtic secures another league title, they pave the way for a financial windfall in the upcoming Champions League season. This influx of money gives manager Brendan Rodgers the opportunity to enhance his squad with high-quality players, further solidifying Celtic’s dominance.
While Celtic fans rejoice in the summer of success ahead, the same cannot be said for their city rivals, Rangers. Following a cup defeat to Celtic, Rangers CEO James Bisgrove departs, leaving a daunting transfer task for Philippe Clement as he aims to close the gap with Celtic.
Former Rangers player Kenny Miller expresses concern over the monumental challenge facing Rangers, emphasizing the need for significant squad overhaul to compete with Celtic. As Clement evaluates his squad and seeks new additions, the pressure mounts to bridge the gap between the two clubs.
Miller’s apprehensions reflect the growing realization that Celtic’s financial superiority and investment in the squad could widen the gap between the two clubs even further. As Brendan Rodgers plans to utilize the Champions League funds for squad improvements, the challenge for Rangers becomes increasingly daunting.
The uncertainty surrounding Rangers’ future in light of Celtic’s success only intensifies Miller’s worries, highlighting the uphill battle his former club faces in the upcoming season. The disparity in resources and potential squad upgrades for Celtic paint a bleak picture for Rangers’ chances of catching up with their rivals.
