Clement is ready to take some chances on the injury front to secure a big end to the season.In an attempt to win the Scottish Cup, the daring Philippe Clement says he’s willing to take certain “risks” that he wouldn’t ordinarily take.
The Rangers manager wants to defeat Celtic at Hampden this weekend in order to complete a Cup Double and recover from a challenging Premiership season finale.
Prior to the Hampden spectacular, Abdallah Sima was the only player on the list of worries, so he hasn’t had many injury concerns.
This time, Clement refrained from revealing the starting lineup in an effort to make it a mystery until kickoff. “I don’t want to say too much about the squad,” he stated. This is the game that counts, the last one.
Perhaps we should be willing to take some chances with players that we wouldn’t otherwise. I don’t want to delve too much into who can start and whether a player is ready.
“I didn’t want to talk too much about this one; I did it the entire season and on every occasion with you guys. In this country, between the two clubs, there is always more at stake than just a trophy.
Naturally, you would like to be more prepared. With all the players missing rhythm, recovering from injuries, and falling out over the past six to eight weeks, it has been challenging. Others splitting apart.
For the next 90, 120, or 120 minutes, as well as penalties, it is all about giving it your all with the entire team and everyone who is available.
I believe that a few men wish to use crutches when they enter the field. We’re going to work hard as a team, using all of the energy in the building, but I obviously can’t allow that.”
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