Simon Jordan labelled Philippe Clement's move to Rangers a step down from his usual quality
Simon Jordan believes that new Rangers boss Philippe Clement has taken a step down to become the new man in the Ibrox hot seat - whilst also questioning Graeme Souness for wanting Frank Lampard as the gaffer.
Rangers face two home games in the Europa League to progress into the knockout rounds after the new year, and they'll face a Viaplay Cup final under Clement just before Christmas as he aims to win his first trophy of the campaign just two months after becoming Gers boss. But despite doing well on the trophy front, Jordan believes Clement has taken a step down in league quality.
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