'They look lost' - Jackson makes Rodgers comparison with what Clement has done at Rangers

Keith Jackson believes Rangers have looked “lost” this season and that Philippe Clement hasn’t done anything to help his players improve, unlike Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers.

Citing the example of Hamza Igamane, Jackson doesn’t think Clement has done enough to develop younger talent at Ibrox compared to the impact Rodgers has had at Parkhead.

Speaking on the Daily Record’s Hotline Live (7 November), Jackson thinks several of the Rangers squad have looked “lost” and that Igamane may benefit from a better coach.

“There’s plenty there [in Igamane] but what did we talk about the other night what does Brendan Rodgers do with Celtic’s players, he improves them, he works on them,” Jackson said.

“He gets them better, he brings them on and you can see it per cent by per cent getting better and I’m not sure Clement is doing that with any of his players, I don’t think he’s got any chance with Igamane.

“But who’s to say if there’s a change at any point and it’s starting to feel more and more likely that there’s going to be a change soon, maybe a better coach would get more of a return out of him.

“A lot of these Rangers players look lost and they have done all season”.

Hamza Igamane needs time away from Rangers on loan

Igamane may have been the only number nine arrival to help bolster the Gers’ attacking ranks in the summer but it feels like he’d be better off spending some time out on loan.

It’s evident that he isn’t ready for Scottish Premiership football just yet and with Danilo now finally returning to full fitness, it feels like he’s moving further and further down the pecking order.

He was deemed to be an important addition to the Gers’ ranks in the summer but instead, he’s not performed as well as anyone would have liked.

A spell out on loan would give him some consistent game time under his belt and would perhaps push on his development for Rangers.

Cyriel Dessers may have been leaving fans frustrated and they may not think that sanctioning the exit of a number nine is the smartest of moves but if they want the 22-year-old to fulfil his potential, he needs more first-team experience.

Only time will tell what the future holds for the Morocco international but at the moment, it doesn’t feel like there’s a clear way for him into the Belgian’s starting XI.

In other Rangers news, Alasdair Lamont has shared his verdict on the future of James Tavernier.

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