The Belgian is under huge pressure after falling so far behind in the Scottish Premiership due to a woeful run of away results

Scottish giants Rangers refuse to give up on their man - yet - as the Glasgow outfit continue to back under-pressure boss Philippe Clement.The 50-year-old former Belgian international defender

Rangers chief executive Patrick Stewart says the board is backing Philippe Clement to remain as manager, but has warned the Ibrox boss results must improve. Pressure is mounting on Clement with many fans calling for him to be sacked after a run of poor results left Rangers trailing Celtic by a significant distance in the Premiership.

Rangers have won just three of their 11 away matches in the Scottish Premiership this season; Philippe Clements side started this weekend 15 points behind Celtic; Patrick Stewart says the manager will remain but must improve results;

Rangers fans vented their fury after their side were held to a 1-1 draw by Dundee at Dens Park, leaving the Light Blues 15 points adrift of Celtic.

Rangers chief executive Patrick Stewart says manager Philippe Clement has the board's backing despite a 15-point deficit to Celtic, as he announced a review of all football operations at the club.

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Rangers are reportedly willing to sell Cyriel Dessers this month and have held initial talks with potential suitors over the Nigerian forward, as per The Rangers Review. Dessers has endured a frustrating winter period at Ibrox,