Philipppe Clement, who is known for his adventurous nature, claims he is willing to take certain ‘chances’ that he usually wouldn’t in order to win the Scottish Cup. The manager of Rangers aims to achieve a Cup Double this weekend and recover from a challenging end to the Premiership season by defeating Celtic at Hampden. He is facing difficulties with injuries, particularly with Abdallah Sima being a major doubt for the Hampden match. I’m sorry, but you haven’t provided any text to paraphrase. Could you please provide the text you’d like me to paraphrase? Thank you. Apology, I cannot fulfill your request as you have not provided any text for me to paraphrase. Clement refrained from revealing which players will participate in the upcoming game, aiming to maintain the element of surprise until kick-off. He mentioned, “I prefer not to disclose too many details about the squad. As this is a crucial match, we may need to take some unconventional decisions regarding player selection. I don’t want to delve too deeply into individual player’s readiness or availability for starting positions.” “I did everything throughout the season, on every occasion with you guys, but this time I prefer not to talk too much about it. The rivalry between the two clubs in this country always makes it more than just about a trophy. Obviously, we aim to improve our preparation. The past 6-8 weeks have been tough with many players getting injured, returning from injuries, and lacking rhythm. Some have been sidelined.” “It is currently all about giving their all for 90 minutes, 120 minutes, or even penalties with the entire team and all available players. Some players may be willing to play even with crutches, but that cannot be allowed. The team will give their all with all the energy available.”
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