Rangers are undergoing a transition period under new manager Philippe Clement as they aim to stabilize their Scottish Premiership campaign. Clement has inherited a team under pressure, especially following a disappointing start to the season, including a 3-0 loss to Celtic. The focus now is on improvement, with Rangers likely competing for second place given Celtic’s current dominance at the top【9】【10】.
Rangers’ upcoming fixtures include important matches against Aberdeen (October 30), Hearts (November 10), and away trips to St. Johnstone and Ross County in December. These matches are crucial for building momentum, especially as Clement tries to bring consistency and tactical stability to the squad【8】【9】.
The club hopes to stay competitive and recover from early setbacks while fending off competition from Aberdeen, who have shown significant improvement this season under new management【10】.
