Rangers They are believed to have a “very good communicator” on their roster to replace him Philip Clement As a director, according to a new management update.
Clement is struggling to keep his job at Rangers
Clement was under Constant pressure to hold his position for a while now, with fans left disgruntled by the lack of positive performances being picked up at Scottish Premier League Title race.
The Belgian certainly inspired his Rangers side to a thrilling 3-0 win at home to rivals Celtic on Thursday afternoon, relieving some of the pressure on him, but there is no doubt that he still needs to put in a lot of effort to fully impress the team. masses.
Clement's current difficulties mean other managers are naturally linked to replacing him at Ibrox, with a host of individuals in the mix, including the former player. Kevin MuscatKilmarnock manager Derek McInnes and former Manchester United coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
On the positive side for the current Rangers manager, the club's financial situation arguably makes it difficult for them to sack him, which could give him more time to turn things around than he would have in a different scenario.
Rangers eye 45-year-old to replace Clement
according to Football from the inside, Steve Cooper is among the front-runners to replace Clement as Rangers manager He is excited about the position, as the 45-year-old recently took charge of Leicester City, before being sacked.
He sees the Gers job as an “attractive opportunity despite the off-field issues” occurring at the club and is keen on a move, but it is not the only target. McInnes, Muscat and Russell Martin are also believed to be among the four main contenders.
Cooper would be an interesting appointment by Rangers, although some fans may be frustrated by his failed spell at Leicester – a period in which he only saw him last. 14 matches Official at King Power Stadium.
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The Englishman has done a pretty impressive job in charge of Nottingham Forest, leading them from Championship to Championship Premier League In 2021/22, with Keith Andrews What he said about him in 2021:
“So when you look at what they've done now over the last few weeks and the kind of person Steve Cooper is, it amazes me that he communicates very well, he's very good with players, even players who are not in the team, it's always easier to deal with players who aren't playing when you're winning, And when you don't win that's when there's real pressure, because that's when the players go serious and knock on the door and ask tougher questions.”
Cooper also won the Under-17 World Cup with England in 2017, managing a side that included the likes of Phil Foden and Jadon Sancho, and also defined his pedigree, style and ball-playing favour. 4-2-3-1 formation It could attract Rangers supporters.