News about Rangers Transfer: Philippe Clement believes that signatures are ‘needed’, but says the Committee will decide to come | Football news
Philippe Clement believes that the “necessary” Rangers to strengthen the team, but admits that he does not know if this will happen before the transfer deadline.
Defender Rafael Fernandes is the only new addition to the club in January so far. The 22-year-old joined the vessel from Lille by the end of the season with the possibility that the move seems permanent in the summer.
Kieran Dowell and Rabbi Matdo left Ibrox to join Birmingham City and Hanover on loan for the rest of the campaign.
Last month it was revealed that the club had an operational loss of £ 17.2 million in the last financial year, but the manager knows that new accessories are needed.
“I think it is necessary to take the next step with the detachment in certain positions,” he said Sky Sports News.
“We will see how much we arrive, because in the end the committee decides what money can spend or not.
“It may be that people are still leaving. Kieran and Rabbi have not played much and have had good salaries. Contracts from the past, not the same contracts that the club can give more to new players.
“This is also one of the reasons they could go and that they could be replaced by younger players or new players who can enter the building.”
Rangers secured a place in the Europa League for the last 16 win 2-1 against the Union SG on Thursday night.
The Ibrox side will face one of the points/gllimt, Anderlecht, Twente or Fenerbahce in March, skipping a play-off circle after completing the eighth table.
“We will see what we are getting and now we have to quickly transfer our opinion to the premiere to focus on it,” Clement said ahead of Sunday’s game at home in Ross County.
“I think it’s clear for everything if you don’t have good performances – because it’s about eight games in Europe – you can’t land in that place.
“There were really good performances in Europe, also in the league with our home records we did really good things, but in the away games we lost too many points.”
