Chris Sutton, the Celtic hero and Record Sport columnist, couldn’t resist taking one last parting shot at Todd Cantwell as the midfielder gets ready to depart Rangers. Cantwell, who was initially brought to Ibrox by Michael Beale, is now set to begin a new chapter in the English Championship with Blackburn Rovers. His time in Scotland has been marked by both on-field performances and off-field controversies.
Cantwell’s infamous claim of having a stronger will to win than Celtic captain Callum McGregor has been a topic of discussion throughout his time at Rangers. While McGregor boasts an impressive 22 trophies with Celtic, Cantwell’s stint at Ibrox has only yielded him one trophy. Sutton, known for his outspoken nature, took to X to wish Cantwell luck at his new club and remind him to let his performances on the pitch speak for themselves.
Rangers manager Philippe Clement has been working tirelessly to make changes to his squad before the transfer deadline. Cantwell’s departure will free up additional funds for potential signings as the team looks to strengthen ahead of the upcoming derby against Celtic. With the Hoops currently leading the league with three wins from three matches, Rangers are determined to secure a victory and close the gap on their rivals.
The anticipation is high as the two Glasgow teams gear up to face each other, with Rangers hoping to put on a strong performance and secure three crucial points against the reigning champions. As they prepare for the derby clash, both teams are looking to make the necessary adjustments to their squads to ensure a competitive and exciting match on Sunday.
