The Premier Sports Cup final between Celtic and Rangers is generating plenty of buzz, with every comment from Brendan Rodgers and Philippe Clement being closely scrutinized by the media, building anticipation for the big match at Hampden.
Brendan Rodgers has pushed back against Philippe Clement’s claim that Celtic operates in a “different league” financially, suggesting that Celtic’s spending is funded by their own earnings, implying that Rangers’ financial situation may be more complex.
Peter Grant has weighed in on the financial debate, pointing out that there was no outcry when Rangers were outspending Celtic in the 1990s under Graeme Souness.
The stage is set for a thrilling Old Firm derby as Celtic takes on Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup final at Hampden Park tomorrow. With Celtic’s impressive unbeaten run in domestic matches, they’re expected to deliver in front of their enthusiastic supporters.
Peter Grant has backed Brendan Rodgers in his dispute with Philippe Clement over Celtic and Rangers’ financial differences. Grant pointed out that when Rangers were outspending Celtic in the 1990s, no one made an issue of it, and that Celtic should focus on winning silverware rather than getting drawn into external debates.
