Rangers saw a surge in morale as they triumphed over Fenerbahce with a dazzling 3-1 victory in Istanbul, bringing them one step closer to the Europa League quarter-finals. The team, under Barry Ferguson’s leadership, delivered a dominating performance and secured a comfortable lead for the upcoming match at Ibrox. Meanwhile, Celtic has been gearing up for their Scottish Cup clash against Hibs and preparing for Premiership action.
As the season nears its end, GlasgowWorld has delved into the latest headlines involving both clubs:
Former Rangers coach Andries Ulderink was hospitalized for kidney issues on the first day of his new role as Head Coach of Royal Antwerp. Despite departing Ibrox for personal reasons earlier this year, the Dutchman encountered health complications while overseeing a youth game. His absence will be felt as his assistant takes over training duties in his stead.
Concerns have been raised by Celtic legend Alan Stubbs regarding potential investors at Rangers, cautioning that their rivals are a formidable force. According to Stubbs, mere financial backing may not guarantee success without a solid structure in place. He emphasized the importance of effective recruitment and club DNA, highlighting the impact of strategic leadership over managerial changes.
