Major changes are driven by Philippe Clement at Rangers to solve enormous behind-the-scenes shortcomings.
Derek Ferguson claims that Philippe Clement will play a “massive” role in bringing Rangers’ facilities and support staff up to date.
In order to help solve the plague of injury difficulties at Ibrox, the Belgian has already revealed that changes have been taken behind the scenes this summer with the medical team [Rangers Review, 15 July].
After visiting son Lewis in Serie A, where he is captain of Bologna, Ferguson, the former midfielder for the Gers, feels that Scotland lags far behind other leagues in terms of maintaining players at the physical and mental top.
He believes that improving that aspect of the team will be far more crucial than hiring a new chief executive, and he has faith that the existing management will be spearheading progress in that direction.
In an exclusive interview with Ibrox News, he stated: “We talk about the chief executives and whatnot, but these individuals who come to the club and are not just good at their jobs but can also inspire, assist, reassure people, and make them feel good, they’re so vital.
“And the reason I’m stating this is because I kind of got the hang of it. When Lewis took us to the rehab facility next to the training site while I was in Bologna to watch him, I met with a couple of the residents and observed the facilities, and I had to admit—oh my god—we are way behind in Scotland.
Even when you speak with these people, you just get a positive vibe and a sense of warmth from them. Everything counts, and I believe Clement will play a major role in that.
As a player, he also adored that. His size makes it evident that he talks about physicality and fitness.
“I believe he will be investigating that and making sure he has the best people that he can get to come to Rangers and make that adjustment and improvement to the players’ fitness level because that is important to him.”
Highlights of my stay in Bologna The Rangers must make up ground.
Regardless of what is going on around the rest of the Scottish Premiership, the Rangers injury list from recent years definitely indicates that Govan has been severely deficient in something.
What is feasible between clubs in Scotland and those in the top five European leagues and higher will be greatly influenced by financial inequalities.
However, the club should reap benefits for years to come if Clement can bring the Light Blues up to speed in areas behind the scenes where he has been dissatisfied with his findings.
However, given that his squad appears to be unfinished and he needs money for trades above everything else, it is unclear if he will stay in the position long enough to witness longer-term gains through [Keith
