Philippe Clement may be on the verge of deciding whether to leave Rangers, according to Kris Boyd. Speaking to the Scottish Sun [19 July], Boyd expressed concerns that the Belgian manager might depart due to insufficient funds to strengthen the squad.
Boyd stated, “Philippe Clement appears to be a man on the brink, someone who could easily walk away from Rangers soon. I hate saying that, and I hope I’m wrong. But his recent comments about the job suggest he’s unhappy with the lack of funds for rebuilding the squad, with money only available if players are sold first. This wasn’t what he signed up for. Clement seems like a shrewd guy who doesn’t tolerate nonsense. With that in mind, I genuinely fear he’s close to deciding he has no other option but to quit.”
Clement, who joined Rangers with high expectations, now faces the challenge of rebuilding the squad without adequate financial support. The club’s failure to back him in the transfer market could push him to the brink. If the situation continues, it may undermine Clement’s confidence in the club’s commitment to his plans and his long-term future at Ibrox. To retain Clement and restore the club’s competitiveness, Rangers must address this issue promptly.
Failure to address this issue could result in the Belgian’s departure, which would be a significant setback for the club.