_Philip Clement in Line for New Managerial Role in Wake of Rangers Departure_
Philip Clement, the highly respected Scottish football coach, is reportedly in line for a new managerial role following his departure from Rangers. Clement, who served as the club’s first-team coach under former manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst, left Ibrox earlier this week after a mutual agreement was reached.
The 49-year-old coach has a wealth of experience in Scottish football, having previously worked with clubs such as Celtic and Hibernian. His departure from Rangers has sparked speculation about his next move, with several clubs reportedly interested in securing his services.
According to sources close to the coach, Clement is considering a number of options, including a potential return to management. Clement has previously managed clubs such as Dunfermline Athletic and Livingston, and is believed to be eager to get back into the dugout.
One club that has been linked with Clement is Hearts, who are currently searching for a new manager following the departure of Robbie Neilson. The Edinburgh-based club is believed to be interested in appointing a experienced coach, and Clement’s credentials make him an attractive candidate.
Other clubs that have been linked with Clement include Dundee United and Motherwell, both of whom are currently struggling in the Scottish Premiership. Clement’s experience and tactical acumen would be a valuable asset to any club, and it is likely that he will have several options to consider in the coming weeks.
Clement’s departure from Rangers has been met with disappointment from the club’s supporters, who had grown to appreciate his influence on the team. However, the coach is now looking to the future, and is excited about the prospect of taking on a new challenge.
“I’m grateful for the experience I gained at Rangers, but I’m now looking forward to the next chapter in my career,” Clement said. “I’m excited about the prospect of working with a new group of players and staff, and I’m confident that I can make a positive impact at my next club.”