Rangers will conduct their AGM on December 5, and Keith Jackson believes Philippe Clement will be on the agenda.
The journalist, writing for the Daily Record [2 December], believes that as key politicians prepare to meet at Clyde Auditorium, the future of the Belgian will be top of the agenda.
The 50-year-old has been under fire at the Light Blues for some time, with the Bears currently third in the Scottish Premiership, 11 points behind Celtic.
Jackson has questioned Clement’s ability to withstand the next few weeks at Ibrox, adding, “It should be a feisty one as patience is thin on the ground.”
Philippe Clement can’t last at Rangers with his dismal performances.
The Belgian manager bought himself some time with a 4-1 win over OGC Nice in the Europa League on November 28, but the Gers struggled in their 1-0 triumph over St Johnstone.
On December 1, McDiarmid Park hosted the Light Blues in the league, and while picking up three points away from home, the Bears’ performance was lackluster, with an own goal from Jason Holt required.
The 50-year-old head coach has finding it difficult to get the most out of his players this season, particularly the forward line.
Rangers have only scored three goals away from home in the Scottish Premiership this season, with Cyriel Dessers demonstrating his profligacy.
Hamza Igamane has been given the number nine jersey in the previous two games, and the Moroccan has added some much-needed vigor to the Gers’ attack.
It’s perplexing to see the Light Blues put on strong performances in Europe against top teams while suffering domestically.
Patrick Stewart, the Bears’ new CEO, will begin his duties on December 16, a day after the Old Firm clash in the Scottish League Cup final.
Clement’s future should be up for debate, and if the Ibrox executives know anything, they’ll conclude that the former Monaco manager isn’t the ideal man to lead the Glasgow club forward.
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