With the backing of the board, Philippe Clement feels that Rangers are at the “end of a cycle” after promising significant changes at Ibrox the following season.
The Belgian manager took over for Michael Beale in October of last year, and although he managed to return the Viaplay Cup to Ibrox, he was unable to take the Premiership away from Celtic Park.
On Wednesday night, the Hoops secured another title victory with a 5-0 victory over Kilmarnock.
Celtic and Rangers play in the Scottish Gas Although Clement lamented the club’s injury issues once more, he is also looking ahead to the upcoming season and stated that other areas of concern will be addressed.
The Scottish Cup final will take place at Hampden Park on May 25.
The manager of the Gers stated, “There will be changes, we need changes,” prior to Saturday’s season-ending league matchup with Hearts.
As a club, I believe we are nearing the end of a particular cycle.
Therefore, some changes must be made. The cause for so many injuries is that the fitness is insufficient to play three games a week at a high level of intensity.
Tuesday night’s 5-2 victory over Dundee featured 11 players who were ruled out, including Ryan Jack, a midfielder, and attacker Abdallah Sima, who could play “some minutes” at Tynecastle.
After recently returning from injury, Ridvan Yilmaz is unable to start the game, and defender Leon Balogun is doubtful.
“I want to make sure they finish the cycle in a fantastic way by having a really big moment next Saturday,” Clement stated.
Above all, I had excellent discussions with the board regarding my thoughts and what has to be changed regarding roles, hiring, and other matters.
“It’s important to note that we are in agreement on nearly everything. Sometimes it is more challenging in many clubs. That being said, carrying out the task is the second phase. Amazing plans are great, but they still need to be carried out.
I wasn’t surprised by certain things since the club was truthful, but the injury problem has been more serious than I anticipated.
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