Rangers news bulletin as Clement turnaround worries Aris and Gio reveals Ibrox stress has him taking his time

Philippe Clement's team are a completely different prospect to the last Rangers side Aris Limassol faced - and the Cypriot side are in for a 'challenging evening' at Ibrox.

That's the view of the Mediterranean team's sporting director as they target a Europa League upset in Scotland. Ibrox side welcome Aris to Glasgow for the penultimate game in the group and will qualify with a game to spare if they win the match. It's a situation that looked highly unlikely last month in Limassol when they were stunned in a dismal 2-1 loss under caretaker manager Steven Davis after former boss Michael Beale had been axed.

However, since Clement has taken on the job, Rangers remain unbeaten and on the brink of qualification to the next round of the Europa League. And Aris - who have been fighting a virus in their squad ahead of their trip to Scotland - have been impressed by Rangers' progress.

Kostas Papadopoulos said: "Our attention is turned to the game against Rangers who we managed to beat in Cyprus. But I have the impression that the team we defeated then has no relation to the one it is now.

"They have changed managers and they have improved a lot. It will be a very difficult match. We managed to get a very important victory from a psychological point of view against APOEL and that will help us. But we have problems for the game with injuries and a bug. Eric Boakye is out and there are major doubts over Yannick Gomis, Leo Bengtsson and Franz Brorsson.

"Slobodan Urosevic has been sick too so we have a number of problems. We expect a challenging evening."

Meanwhile Gio van Bronckhorst has admitted managing Rangers was 24 hours of stress and revealed he has turned down several jobs since he was axed at Ibrox. The Dutchman was sacked