Philippe Clement has reached a similar point to when both his immediate predecessors at Rangers were sacked but he is not currently expected to lose his job as well, according to The Rangers Review.
Joshua Barrie reported via the outlet’s website on 31 October, a day after the Belgian’s side lost 2-1 at Pittodrie to fall nine points behind both Aberdeen and Celtic, that “noises coming out of Ibrox” suggest that he will stay in his job “for now”.Clement replaced Michael Beale a year ago after the Englishman lost three of his opening nine games, and Giovanni van Bronckhorst was let go a year before that after dropping nine behind Ange Postecolgou’s Hoops.
Defeat to the Dons was Clement’s third in the Scottish Premiership this term, and fifth in all competitions, and it is noted that neither of the men who appointed him, former CEO James Bisgrove or ex-chairman John Bennett are still in place, but it appears he won’t be sacked imminently.
