Philippe Clement unleashes his fury on the Rangers for their ‘dangerous’ tackle and challenges the reds HIS team has been playing with.

The teenage player’s forced substitution in the first half of Rangers’ shocking loss to Motherwell at Ibrox infuriated the Belgian manager.

The incident that injured Ross McCausland has been labeled as “too dangerous” by Philippe Clement.

The Rangers star was unable to continue after being challenged by matchwinner Dan Casey,

and was taken off during the first half.

There was a stir in the fans after that, and Belgian manager Clement said he was “very disappointed.”

He has insisted that there was too much intensity in the challenge and has called on officials to shield players and the game from these kinds of attacks.

It follows the Light Blues’ shocking 2-1 victory against Motherwell at Ibrox,

which caused a huge upset and completely opened up the title race.

Although Clement and company are still atop the standings,

Celtic and Brendan Rodgers have the potential to pass them tomorrow if they defeat Hearts at Tynecastle and win all three points.

After the game, Clement told BBC Sportsound,

“He had too much intensity in that tackle and caught him.”

Even if it wasn’t a foul or yellow card, we’ve already received a few red cards this season that were less severe.

That really disappoints me.

Having to alter things in the first half is also a letdown both for the team and for him.

“You lose talented players because these kind of tackles are simply too hazardous for the game.

Because this is too risky, umpires also have a duty to safeguard the players and the game.”

The Rangers manager responded, “We will need to see Ross tomorrow,” when asked for an early indication regarding the young player.

Because he had to come off, it’s really serious.

He was no longer able to walk. Thus, there is really intense touch.

He makes a good impression in the opening part of the game.

So it’s pretty obvious that there was a serious foul.”

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