Rangers struggle for progress under Clement after recent matches

Rangers are currently facing significant challenges under manager Philippe Clement, following a disappointing start to the season with only four league games played. Despite a spirited opening in their recent match against Celtic, the team struggled to maintain momentum and ultimately fell short, leading to frustration among supporters. Clement's attempts to highlight positives were met with skepticism, as fans felt the team's performance did not reflect the statistics he presented. The gap between Rangers and Celtic was evident, with ex-Rangers striker Kris Boyd emphasizing that Celtic outperformed Rangers in all areas of the pitch. The club's recent history shows a stark contrast to their current form, as they previously enjoyed a successful run of 18 victories in 19 games, with only one loss at Celtic Park. However, the summer transition and cost-cutting measures have hindered the team's ability to perform at a high level. New signings have yet to make a significant impact, raising concerns about the coaching staff's effectiveness in maximizing the squad's potential. Clement acknowledged the need for time to integrate new players and find balance within the team. However, the ease with which Celtic broke through Rangers' high press during the match highlighted tactical shortcomings. As the season progresses, the club is at risk of entering a crisis if improvements are not made soon. Currently, Rangers are in a battle for second place in the league, and there is little evidence to suggest they are better than their competitors. The situation calls for urgent attention to restore faith among supporters and improve the team's performance on the pitch.