Just over a year on from his appointment as Rangers head coach, Belgian boss Philippe Clement finds himself serious under-pressure at Ibrox after a catastrophic start to the new season.
Replacing Michael Beale in October 2023, the Belgian originally got a tune out of his squad upon arrival, dragging them back into a title race they had long looked to be out of.
However, an under-par end to their campaign left them eight points behind Celtic, while their Old Firm rivals dealt them another hammer when Adam Idah’s last minute goal condemned them to defeat in Scottish Cup final in May.
Sadly for Clement, things have not improved at all, with his Rangers side falling nine points behind both Celtic and Aberdeen after suffering 2-1 defeat to Jimmy Thelin’s side at Pittodrie on Wednesday. With the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Motherwell next up, many supporters and pundits believe a defeat would seal his fate.
Amongst the melee of criticism towards the Belgian, intense scrutiny has also been placed on Rangers summer transfers, with Sky Sports pundit and former Rangers striker Kris Boyd slamming the club’s recruitment following the loss to Aberdeen.
In total, there were there have been 12 players who came through the doors at Ibrox during Clement’s time as head coach - but who has offered Rangers the most?
Here we rank all 12 Rangers players signed by Clement from worst to best. Do you agree with our ratings?
5. Fabio Silva
Came with a big reputation, but offered very little upon his arrival on loan from Wolves. Aside from one pretty good performance against Benfica, the Portuguese forward flattered to deceive. 5/10 | SNS Group
6. Robin Propper
Brought in following the departure of Connor Goldson, the Dutch defender has, so far, not looked like an adequate replacement for the long-serving Englishman. The centre-back has often looked slow and cumbersome, with some supporters concerned at his early Rangers performances. He has time to rescue his Ibrox career though, and was highly-rated at Eredivisie club FC Twente. 5/10 | SNS Group
7. Neraysho Kasanwirjo
The young Dutch full-back has often played out of position in his early appearance for the club. Slotted into a left-back slot, he is very clearly right-footed. An excellent display on debut against Malmo has yet to be replicated, but it is still extremely early in his Rangers career and there's hope he can prove himself a smart signing if played in a more familiar position. 5.5/10 | SNS Group
8. Nedim Bajrami
While there's still a long way to go to determine whether the Albanian has been a successful signing by Rangers, Bajrami has started his Ibrox career reasonably well. His goal at Aberdeen showed he can provide some individual brilliance and made it three goal contributions from his first 10 appearances. A decent start. 6/10 | SNS Group