Rangers underperformed early in the season but have regained control since Clement’s return
Super Eagles defender Leon Balogun has revealed that Philippe Clement’s ability to communicate with players was the most important quality that contributed to Rangers’ development, reports Soccernet.ng There is.
Leon started the season with high expectations, having acquired attacking talents such as Cyriel Dessers, Danilo, Sam Lammers, Dujon Sterling and several other players in the summer.
But they didn’t get off to the start they wanted. Former QPR manager Michael Beale has had a poor start to the season, leaving them behind champions and close rivals Celtic.
Due to poor performance, Mr. Beal was fired on October 1st, and the club subsequently hired Mr. Clement as coach.
After his performance, Rangers were on a roll, winning six of seven games. During this period they also scored his 18 goals.
Nigerian international Balogun, 35, who has started three of the Rangers’ last four games, said Clement’s ability to communicate with the players changed the game.
“His style is that when you talk to him, he’s very frank and speaks for himself,” Balogun said before the game between Rangers and Aberdeen. < /p>
“He just wants to make sure we know all the details. Of course, when a new manager comes in, everyone wants to do their best
“That plays a role, but it’s mainly because of the way he works, which is very detail-oriented.” He’s really detail-oriented, so that helps. The door is always open, but here too he is very clear and demanding.
The Guards will look to continue their unbeaten run under Clement when they take on Aberdeen this weekend.
