With Celtic securing yet another league title, the financial windfall they are poised to receive for the upcoming Champions League season sets the stage for manager Brendan Rodgers to bolster his squad with top-quality players, solidifying their dominance even further.
While Celtic basks in their summer of success, their city rivals Rangers face a different reality. Following a cup defeat to Celtic, Rangers CEO James Bisgrove steps down, leaving Philippe Clement with a challenging task of closing the gap between the two clubs.
Former Rangers player Kenny Miller voices his concerns about the monumental challenge ahead, stressing the need for a significant overhaul of the squad to compete with Celtic. As Clement evaluates his team and looks for new recruits, the pressure mounts to bridge the growing divide between the clubs.
Miller’s worries reflect the stark reality that Celtic’s financial strength and squad improvements could widen the gap between the two clubs. As Brendan Rodgers gears up to use the Champions League funds for further enhancements, Rangers find themselves facing an increasingly tough battle.
The uncertain future of Rangers in the shadow of Celtic’s success only adds to Miller’s fears, highlighting the uphill struggle his former club will face in the upcoming season. The contrast in resources and potential squad upgrades between the two clubs paints a grim picture for Rangers’ hopes of catching up.
