”Selfish and Ridiculous” – Trio set to leave as Ibrox directors refuse to meet contract demands

Heart and Hand feel that Rangers

If the Belgian wants to stay at the club long term and effectively implement his vision,

he must face the issue of the “old guard” players who have been there for a long time.

The sentiment is that in order for Gers to improve and compete for trophies, a transition to a younger, more motivated team is required.

This view is bolstered by the awareness that the existing core group, which includes Tavernier, Goldson, and Lundstram,

may not be the driving force behind the club’s future success.

To fulfil his long-term ambitions, Clement must examine how to phase out these senior players and bring in new talent.

This procedure may require difficult judgements about player contracts, recruitment strategies, and team dynamics.

Lundtsram’s contract expires in the summer, and Tavernier and Goldson have been with the club for several years.

The Gers appear to have given Celtic the league title after dropping four points against Ross County and Dundee in recent days.

Heart and Hand posted on Twitter: “If they stay in summer, nothing will change.”

Philippe Clement cannot be romantic about his Rangers makeover.

Philippe Clement’s stay at Ibrox has been characterised by a strong emphasis on regaining

the squad’s confidence and perhaps changing its composition.

It is critical for Clement to discover and sign potential young players

who can not only perform on the game but also exemplify the principles and ambition he wishes to instill in his team.

Furthermore, Clement will need to carefully manage the transfer to minimise disruptions to team morale and performance.

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