
BBC expert delivers verdict on Rangers manager Philippe Clement sack at Monaco
Scott Coyne believes that Rangers manager Philippe Clement’s sack at Monaco does not mean he’s in any way a bad appointment.
The Belgian football expert told the BBC that his three consecutive titles with Genk and Club Brugge hold him in good stead.
He believes that it was one of the reasons the board decided to go with him for the job.

Coyne said, “He offers things that other higher profile candidates don’t.
“I think the real standout would have been those three consecutive titles with Genk and Club Bruges.
“That’s a degree of consistency that’s been missing in who Rangers have appointed in recent years. As a player he was a serial winner as well.”
“There are mixed views on his time in France,” Coyne adds. “Monaco are a club who have big expectations. They finished third in his first season, but the second season things went pear shaped.
“They lost key players and failed to qualify for the Champions League groups. But it shouldn’t be a real blot on his copybook because all managers will get sacked at some point.”
Good move?
Clement is a highly regarded manager known for his tactical acumen, leadership skills, and impressive track record in football.
His management style can be characterised by a strong emphasis on discipline and team unity as he is a meticulous strategist who excels at organising his teams defensively while also nurturing their attacking prowess.

This balance may be just what Rangers need to challenge Celtic for the title this season itself as a few results could change the complexion of the league.
Clement’s managerial journey has seen him guide clubs to success, most notably during his tenure at Club Brugge, where he secured multiple Belgian Pro League titles.
He has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to player development and a keen eye for talent, allowing his teams to thrive.
Gers fans will be hoping that he’s not like Giovanni van Brocnkhorst or Michael Beale and stays at the club for the long term.
In other Rangers news, Celtic have made a decision are set to respond to Gers’ proposal amid ‘Growing Discord’ behind the scenes.