Philippe Clement hopes Rangers’ stunning Europa League win over Nice on Thursday night offers fans belief. The Belgian boss’s future has been under constant scrutiny, especially from disgruntled Gers supporters,

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.

Philippe Clement is back on the Côte d’Azur. The former AS Monaco manager will oversee his Rangers side taking on OGC Nice at the Allianz Riviera on Thursday, and ahead of that encounter, the

Philippe Clement will have greeted Rangers' 4-1 Europa League win over Nice with a mixture of joy, satisfaction, relief and frustration. The reason for the joy is obvious considering the win in the south of France not only shocked many around Europe means the Belgian's side are almost assured of progress to the knockout stage.

Rangers produced a stunning display in the Europa League to record a 4-1 win over Nice and Philippe Clement wants to see more.

Philippe Clement revealed he has had “really good” talks with new Rangers CEO Patrick Stewart and is glad “a vacuum” at the club has been filled. The former Manchester United chief executive will officially take over at Ibrox on December 16,

Philippe Clement insisted he’s not worrying about his Ibrox future after revealing he’s already held talks with new CEO Patrick Stewart, writes Andy Newport from France. Gers announced earlier this week that former Manchester United exec has finally been appointed as James Bisgrove’s replacement following a six-month search.