How Philippe Clement's Rangers success will be judged and should Celtic stick with Liam Scales? – Saturday Jury

Andy Newport: The goodwill he’s received this week will run dry quickly if he doesn’t lift the Viaplay Cup but beyond that, ensuring the gap on Celtic doesn’t get any bigger and extending the Euro campaign beyond Christmas would seem like a decent return with the current group of players.

Scott Burns: Success would mean lifting at least one cup, turning the Premiership into a genuine title race and making an impact in the Europa League.

Craig Swan: Trophies. That’s it. He needs to get some silverware starting with the League Cup.

Andy Newport: Absolutely. We’ve shown in this group we can handle being favourites and underdogs with equal poise. Of course it all depends on the draw but with a couple of third-place finishers qualifying we should be optimistic about the summer ahead.

Scott Burns: It all depends on the draw but this squad have shown they have something about them. They will have learned from Euro 2020 and nobody would be surprised if they created history and took Scotland into the knockout stages for the first time.

Craig Swan: Yes. The squad is strong and this is their time.

Andy Newport: You’d be daft to rule him out. No one thought he’d be back playing at the top level after his Sunderland injury hell but he’s roared back to put in some of his best ever performances for Celtic, Hearts and Scotland. He’ll be 41 next year but he’ll be as determined as ever.

Scott Burns: It would be a brilliant story if he could. It is a long shot because he still has to force his way back into the Hearts team first. The current Hearts keeper, Zander Clark, will also have ambitions to add to the first cap he won in France this week.

Craig Swan: Definitely. He’s top class at his best and his experience would be