Rangers hero in glowing testimony which backs him to land extra £30m blow on Celtic
Rangers hero in glowing testimony which backs him to land extra £30m blow on Celtic
The previous chairman of Genk, Philippe Clement, maintains that the Rangers manager possesses that £30 million Champions League
heritage.
After a groundbreaking four months in Glasgow, 49-year-old Belgian manager Clement has rushed into Scottish football and is
threatening to sweep everything in front of him.
The Rangers team was without ideas and confidence when the former AS Monaco manager took over, but he turned them into Scottish
Premiership leaders.
Despite what Alan Stubbs says, Philippe Clement has already won the League Cup and has closed a seven-point deficit at the top of the
standings. The Europa League Last 16 is also imminent.
However, the Belgian coach nearly single-handedly guided two of the nation’s best teams into the Champions League group stages,
according to Genk chairman Peter Croonen.
There is Champions League history with Philippe Clement.
According to Croonen, who spoke with the Daily Record, Philippe Clement’s influence helped lead KRC Genk and ultimately Club
Brugge to the Champions League.
After just 18 months as manager, Clement led Genk to the Belgian Pro League championship. He then moved on to Club Brugge,
where he won three league trophies in a row.
Peter Croonen has praised the impact of the former Rangers manager on the national team and believes that neither Genk nor Club
Brugge would be seated at the elite table of European football without the bald-headed Belgian.
“To be completely honest, I think that we participated in the Champions League solely because Philippe was our head coach,”
Croonen stated.
For Brugge, I can say the same thing. Without him, I don’t think they would have participated in three Champions League games.
Looking at Philippe’s past, you can see that in his second season leading the team, he turned us into champions.
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