Three nasty remarks made by Phillipe Clement against Ridvan Yilmaz following absurd scenes against Dynamo Kyiv.

In Tuesday night’s 1-1 draw in Poland,

Rangers gave up the goal to Dynamo Kyiv,

and Ridvan Yilmaz was largely to blame for it.

The Turkyie international was out of position when he made a horrible mistake on the halfway line,

giving up control.

This gave Vladyslav Vanat the opportunity to choose his own cross.

He found Andriy Yamolenko,

who beat the Gers 1-0 with a tap-in goal from close range.

The left-back’s lackadaisical return to support his fellow

defenders will exacerbate the hurt felt by spectators of the Champions League qualifying match.

Yilmaz has received criticism for his recent

Light Blues performances on several occasions,

and it appears that this could be the turning point for Phillipe Clement after

Herald writer Mark McDougall called Yilmaz

“a complete waste of money” and “terrible”

on his personal X account on August 6.

Rangers’ Ridvan Yilmaz is being criticized.

Rangers were always going to be hurt by the loss of Borna Barisic,

but the team as a whole might suffer with the 23-year-old taking his place.

This was seen against Kyiv,

when the left back was eventually responsible for a goal that could have lost the

Gers qualifying for the Champions League.

Yilmaz does not seem to provide much to Clement’s team,

especially given his lackluster play both forward and defensively.

Despite playing in more than 1600 minutes in the Premiership last season,

he only managed one goal and one assist [FotMob].

In contrast, Barisic has eight more assists in just 1000 additional minutes [FotMob].

The Croatian international is an international.

The fact that the Rangers manager substituted

Jefte with Scott Right as extra defensive cover indicates that he is clearly unsure about his left back.

As the new season approaches,

Yilmaz’s position may need to be investigated,

and a possible sale may need to be taken into consideration.