Rangers Football Club has sacked manager Philippe Clement following a disappointing 2-0 defeat to St Mirren, highlighting their struggle to keep up with Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic. Despite winning five league matches prior to the loss and advancing in the Europa League, Clement faced mounting pressure due to inconsistent league performances and cup defeats, including a loss to Celtic in the League Cup final. The club announced his dismissal with appreciation for his efforts, indicating a need for a change as they look to reinvent their campaign ahead of a key European fixture.
Rangers confirmed that manager Philippe Clement has been dismissed following a disappointing loss that left them 13 points behind Celtic, despite recent successes.
Clement's time at Rangers ended abruptly after failure to match Celtic's consistency and disappointing results in cups, despite progressing in the Europa League.
Chief Executive Patrick Stewart hinted that the team's European progress could temporarily save Clement's job, but they chose to part ways after the St Mirren defeat.
A recent league victory against Celtic provided a brief respite, yet away losses compounded pressure for Clement, ultimately leading to his exit.
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