Rangers 'going in right direction' as Rohl looks to break 'old habits'

The New York Yankees have signed a former infielder from the Braves and Rangers, enhancing their infield depth. This move reflects the team's strategy to strengthen their roster ahead of the upcoming season.

John Souttar celebrated with his Scotland teammates at Hampden, but his last-minute withdrawal from the starting line-up raises concerns for Rangers manager Danny Rohl. With the European campaign nearly over, Rohl must focus on securing the league title as Celtic struggles and Hearts' strong start remains uncertain. Rangers need to secure six points from upcoming matches against promoted teams, but past performances, including a narrow win over Livi and a draw with Falkirk, leave fans apprehensive.

Norwich City has appointed Philippe Clement as their new head coach, following the departure of Liam Manning. Clement, who previously managed Rangers, takes over at Carrow Road as the Canaries look to improve their performance in the league. The decision comes after a period of underperformance, and the club aims to revitalize its strategy under Clement's leadership.

Philippe Clement has returned to management with Norwich City, nine months after being dismissed from Rangers. The Belgian manager expressed excitement about this new opportunity. Clement was let go from Rangers in February when the team was trailing Celtic by 13 points in the Premiership and had been eliminated from the Scottish Cup by Queen's Park. He has signed a three-and-a-half year contract to replace Liam Manning, as Norwich currently sits second from the bottom in the English Championship with only nine points from 15 matches.