The Belgian arrived with promise, bringing an air of authority and a track record of success, but he now looks destined to become another casualty of Rangers’ relentless demand for excellence.
Clement inherited a mess but was given time, backing, and a squad that should be capable of winning the Scottish Premiership. Yet, once again, Rangers have flattered to deceive. The same old failings persist—lack of consistency, tactical naivety, and a mental fragility that has cost them dearly in key moments. While injuries and poor recruitment have played a role, the harsh reality is that Clement has failed to impose his philosophy convincingly.
Rangers supporters are tired of excuses. Celtic, despite their own struggles, remain in pole position, and every failure to capitalize on their vulnerabilities feels like a betrayal of Rangers’ ambitions. The “Rangers Revolution” can’t come soon enough, and Clement will not be spared when it arrives. The club needs a ruthless reset—a clear vision, better recruitment, and a manager capable of handling the pressures that come with leading a club of this magnitude.
Clement may be a good coach, but he is not the man to take Rangers forward. The clock is ticking, and when the inevitable revolution arrives, he will be one of the first casualties.
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