In an effort to help raise funds for charity, Philippe Clement engaged with Rangers fans at a Q&A session at Edmiston House. Along with assistant manager Alex Rae, the Gers boss fielded questions on various pressing issues such as transfer business, closing the gap on Celtic, and fan unrest following the recent Old Firm defeat.
During the event, a “Sack the Board” banner was displayed outside Ibrox, highlighting frustrations with club leadership. Despite the challenges of a major squad rebuild, Clement expressed confidence in the team’s potential for a title challenge, emphasizing the need for patience and understanding as new players settle in.
Addressing the gap with Celtic, Clement acknowledged the rival’s advantage but remained determined to change the status quo. He also outlined key traits he looks for in his leadership group, emphasizing adaptability and effective communication.
When asked about adapting to Scottish football, Clement noted similarities to the Belgian league, particularly in terms of defensive play styles. Looking towards the future, he stressed the unpredictability of squad building, highlighting the complexities of recruitment and financial constraints in shaping the team.
Overall, Clement’s Q&A provided insight into his strategic approach and ambitions for Rangers, as well as the challenges and uncertainties that come with managing a top football club.
