Philippe Clement to have more money for transfers amid £36m Rangers development
Pranav Shahaney
Pranav Shahaney
Mon 12 August 2024 17:10, UK
Philippe Clement will be given more money by the Rangers hierarchy to spend on transfers should they qualify for the Champions League, according to Sahil Jaidka.
The Sky Sports journalist reported on 12 August that the club stand to make around 36million if they make it to Europe’s elite club competition.
Gers’ budget this summer was decided based on the Europa League and it would be an unexpected financial boost if they make it to the Champions League.
Jaidka wrote: “Rangers have set out their summer transfer budget based on qualifying for the Europa League. However, should they reach the Champions League – Clement will find himself with a lot more money to play with.
“The club have added nine players this summer with Robin Propper, Vaclav Cerny, Hamza Igamane, Jefte, Clinton Nsiala, Liam Kelly and Connor Barron joining. Meanwhile, Oscar Cortes – who returned on loan with an obligation to buy next summer – and Mohamed Diomande – who made his loan move permanent – have also
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Gers’ budget this summer was decided based on the Europa League and it would be an unexpected financial boost if they make it to the Champions League.
Jaidka wrote: “Rangers have set out their summer transfer budget based on qualifying for the Europa League. However, should they reach the Champions League – Clement will find himself with a lot more money to play with.
“The club have added nine players this summer with Robin Propper, Vaclav Cerny, Hamza Igamane, Jefte, Clinton Nsiala, Liam Kelly and Connor Barron joining. Meanwhile, Oscar Cortes – who returned on loan with an obligation to buy next summer – and Mohamed Diomande – who made his loan move permanent – have also been signed.
“However, the manager will want to add more quality to his group and should Rangers reach the new league phase of the Champions League. The club stand to earn at least £36m, almost three times as much as the Europa League groups will offer.”
Rangers need Champions League qualification to beat Celtic to the title
Gers need Champions League qualification to beat Celtic to the title as their current squad is not good enough to compete co
nsistently.
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