Rangers: According to recent remarks, Todd Cantwell may have discounted the idea of a rift with Philippe Clement.

Since taking over at Ibrox in lieu of Michael Beale early in the season, Philippe Clement, the manager of the Rangers, has received high appreciation for his efforts.

After a painfully poor start to the year, the Belgian has quickly turned the Gers both domestically and in the Europa League. However, the Belgian has come under fire for a few things.

Some fans have criticized Clement for his unsatisfactory start to the Celtic season, while others have said that by playing the Englishman wide midfielder, he hasn’t been able to get the best out of Todd Cantwell.

But with his latest remarks ahead of the Gers’ match against Hibernian, the former Norwich City player has dismissed any notion that he is unhappy to be playing in a different role under the Belgian.

He stated, “We need to win every game that we play now, it is as simple as that,” as cited by the Gers on X (March 29). We are playing a solid squad with good players, so we must focus on the task at hand tomorrow.

“Our team has experienced some challenging injuries, which highlights the challenges faced by the manager.” It’s crucial to be versatile when playing football these days, in my opinion.

In the summer transfer window, will Todd Cantwell be sold by Philippe Clement and Rangers?
Cantwell’s most recent remarks make it very evident that he is more than eager to change in order to go on Clement’s side. Playing many roles has become essential in today’s game, as he stated.

While supporters and pundits will continue to suggest the Gers would be better if the 26-year-old played centrally week in and week out, any idea that he is unhappy with his role under Clement’s management can be dismissed.