Philippe Clement claimed Rangers’ stunning 4-1 Europa League win over Nice in France was their best performance of the season. Amid domestic struggles which have piled pressure on his shoulders, the Belgian boss watched his team again come good on the continent.

The first one is simple. Money. He stands to gain a £6M payoff following his new contract if he’s sacked, he doesn’t want to lose that money. Even Mutual Consent will still earn him at least half of that, around £3M.

Former AS Monaco manager Philippe Clement returns to the Côte d’Azur this evening, 18 months after leaving the Principality club, as Rangers take on OGC Nice in the UEFA Europa League. For the

The Gers dropped further points in the Scottish Premiership last week, drawing 1-1 against Dundee United at Ibrox, and the pressure is mounting on Philippe Clement. Rangers are struggling badly at the moment and need a big performance away from home in Europe to bring back some semblance of positivity.

Glasgow Rangers' turbulent start to the season continued at the weekend as Philippe Clement's side were held to a 1-1 draw by Dundee United in the Scottish Premiership at Ibrox. Sam Dalby opened the scoring for the visitors in the 36th minute when he headed home Vicko Sevelj's deep cross past Jack Butland.

Rangers are in action in the Europa League on Thursday night as they face Nice away from Ibrox. The Gers dropped further points in the Scottish Premiership last week, drawing 1-1 against Dundee