Rangers May Return to Ibrox
- Rangers FC might return to play at Ibrox stadium sooner than expected.
- Coach Philippe Clement indicates the possibility of an early return for the team.
- The potential return could be for the match against Dundee.
Philippe Clement, the manager of Rangers, has indicated that a return to Ibrox Stadium could happen sooner than anticipated, although he emphasized that it remains uncertain. Currently, the team is playing at Hampden Park while renovations are underway at Ibrox, specifically concerning one of the stands. The club's chairman, John Bennett, had previously set an "aspirational" target for the home game against Hibernian on September 28 as a potential return date. Recent reports suggest that Rangers might be able to return to their home ground for the Premier Sports Cup tie against Dundee, scheduled for September 21, a week earlier than initially planned. Clement acknowledged the efforts being made to expedite the process, stating, “Nothing can be confirmed until it’s sure but people are working really hard to make it as fast as possible.” As the team prepares for their upcoming match against Ross County at Hampden, the uncertainty surrounding their return to Ibrox continues to be a topic of interest among fans and stakeholders. The club is keen to resume playing at their historic home, and the management is optimistic about the progress being made on the renovations. While the possibility of an earlier return is encouraging, Clement's remarks serve as a reminder that the timeline remains fluid, and fans will need to stay tuned for official updates regarding the completion of the refurbishment at Ibrox.