Rangers cult hero embraces Treble shot as Philippe Clement's dressing room aura summed up in boldest call

His no-nonsense style and winner-takes-all attitude brought three titles and a remarkable run to the UEFA Cup Final with Rangers. And still now, 12 years after leaving Ibrox, Kirk Broadfoot isn’t messing about when it comes to the possibilities staring his old club in the face over the next five months.

Broadfoot has been blown away by Philippe Clement’s Rangers revolution - and reckons it has the potential to see the Light Blues fight off all comers and complete a domestic clean sweep Not only that though .. and hold onto your hats Gers fans. Broadfoot insists with a bit of luck in the draw and momentum on their side they could even repeat the exploits of his own side in 2008 and Gio van Bronckhorst’s Euro slayers in 2021 by reaching another continental final.

That’s how highly the 39-year-old rates the impact Clement has had since being parachuted in to repair the damage of Michael Beale’s short tenure in charge in Govan. Rangers 16-game unbeaten run under the Belgian may have come crashing to a halt in the New Year Old Firm derby at Parkhead last week. But with the right additions in January, Broadfoot is backing Clement to complete a remarkable turnaround and add the Premiership title and Scottish Cup to the League Cup he’s already tucked away in the trophy cabinet.

Asked if the Treble was a genuine target, he said: “I don’t see why not. Rangers should be pushing for the Treble. The league race will be close as they are evenly matched. But the manager is the right man for the job. You see the impact he’s already had, going his first 16 games unbeaten. That speaks for itself. And you have to remember that he’s still to bring in his own players.

“The fact is he’s got a trophy in the cabinet already which is a very good