When Clement had arrived at Ibrox last season, as the replacement for Mick Beale, he had made a positive impact for sure. Rangers won the League Cup and overturned Celtic's lead in the Premiership.

Rangers have placed former captain Barry Ferguson in charge until the end of the season while Brendan Rodgers gave his thoughts on Philippe Clement's sacking. Saturday’s 2-0 home defeat to St Mirren proved to be the final straw for Clement, with the club announcing the Belgian’s departure on Sunday night after 16 months at the helm.

Former Celtic striker-turned-pundit Sutton had called for Clement to depart on October 30, after Rangers were beaten 2-1 by Aberdeen. They decided to stick with the 50-year-old but have now parted ways. Sutton also alluded to the fact that Rangers have now sacked seven managers during the two reigns of Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers.