Heart and Hand believe that nothing will change at Rangers if James Tavernier, Connor Goldson and John Lundstram stay beyond the summer.
Lundtsram’s contract runs out in the summer while Tavernier and Goldson have been at the club for a number of years.
Gers appear to have handed the league title to Celtic after dropping four points against Ross County and Dundee over the past few days.
Via Twitter, Heart and Hand wrote: “If they stay in summer nothing will change.”
Philippe Clement cannot be sentimental with his Rangers rebuild
Philippe Clement’s tenure at Ibrox has been marked by a significant emphasis on rebuilding the squad’s confidence and potentially reshaping the team’s composition.
If the Belgian aims to stay at the club long-term and effectively implement his vision, he must address the issue of the “old guard” players who have been at the club for a considerable period.
The sentiment suggests that for Gers to progress and challenge for titles, a shift towards a younger and more motivated team is necessary.
This view is supported by the recognition that the current core group, including Tavernier, Goldson, and Lundstram, may not be the driving force behind a successful future for the club.
To achieve his long-term goals, Clement must consider how to phase out these experienced players and introduce fresh talent.
This process may involve making difficult decisions regarding player contracts, recruitment strategie, and team dynamics.
It is crucial for Clement to identify and secure promising young players who can not only perform on the pitch but also embody the values and ambition he wants to instil in the team.
Moreover, Clement will need to manage the transition carefully to ensure minimal disruption to team morale and performance.
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