Clement’s Managerial Future at Rangers Reportedly Secure Until After League Cup Final

Reports indicate that Philippe Clement will remain in his position as Rangers manager at least until the Scottish League Cup final next month, where they will face Celtic. A determination regarding the Belgian’s future is expected to be made after Patrick Stewart officially assumes his role as the new chief executive of the club the day following the final. (Football Insider) Leeds United has informed forward Joe Gelhardt, who has been linked with Rangers, that he is available for a loan move during the winter transfer window, as the club aims to release peripheral players in January. While the Ibrox club reportedly favors an arrangement with an option to purchase, they might struggle to meet the asking price for the 22-year-old player, whose current contract extends until 2027. (Football Insider) Nice has revoked home-end tickets acquired by Rangers supporters journeying to France for the Europa League match scheduled for Thursday. The French club stated the cancellation was “due to circumstances beyond the club’s control.” (The Herald)