This is despite the board having awarded the manager a new contract during the summer transfer window, extending his Ibrox stay until 2028.Sources close to the Rangers hierarchy have told Football Insider that results this season have not met the board’s expectations, with the club failing to win in six of their 14 games across all competitions following Sunday’s Premiership defeat to Kilmarnock.
This run has seen them crash out of the Champions League over two qualifying legs against Dynamo Kyiv, and they have also fallen six points behind both Celtic and Aberdeen at the top of the league.There is now a growing feeling at Ibrox that Clement’s position is no longer secure, with the home crowd also becoming restless
While sources say the manager’s departure is not imminent as things stand, the club are now edging closer to pulling the trigger amid growing pressure on his position.
