Celtic is gearing up for a massive Champions League match against Bayern Munich, but the focus in Glasgow is also on the struggling Rangers. The team’s manager, Philippe Clement, is under fire after a humiliating Scottish Cup loss to Queen’s Park at Ibrox. Despite the pressure, Clement is expected to remain in charge, at least for now.

Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd is one of Clement’s harshest critics, and he’s calling for the manager’s head. Boyd points to the success of Celtic’s Ange Postecoglou as an example of how a new manager can turn a team around quickly. Postecoglou took charge of Celtic after a disappointing season and transformed the team’s fortunes with his unique style of play.

Boyd argues that Clement has had sufficient resources to improve the team, but the results just aren’t there. He’s particularly critical of Rangers’ recruitment strategy, which he believes has been poor for some time.
The question on everyone’s mind is whether Clement will still be in charge when Rangers face Celtic in the Glasgow derby on March 16. Boyd certainly hopes not, but others might enjoy the entertainment value of watching Clement’s potential meltdown. One thing is certain: the pressure on Clement will only continue to build unless he can turn things around quickly.