Rangers head coach Philippe Clement has been handed a three-month suspension, following a series of disappointing results and increasing pressure on his leadership at Ibrox. The Belgian coach, who took charge in October 2023, had a promising start with Rangers, including a League Cup win and an unbeaten streak. However, his tenure has since been marred by inconsistent performances, particularly in key matches against rivals Celtic. Fans and media have voiced frustration over the team’s struggles, with a notable drop in form in the Scottish Premiership.
The suspension is seen as part of an internal reassessment by Rangers’ management. While the club remains committed to Clement’s long-term contract, signed until 2028, the recent setbacks have prompted discussions about the club’s future direction. Clement, however, has consistently expressed his dedication to the club, despite the mounting speculation regarding his position.
This suspension comes amid rumors linking Clement to a potential return to Belgium’s national team management, adding to the uncertainty surrounding his role at Rangers.
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