Rangers boss Philippe Clement spotted on grand tour of Scotland with wife

IT’S the time of year when footie stars and managers jet-off for extravagant holidays in far flung locations such as Dubai and the Maldives.

But Rangers manager Philippe Clement has instead decided to explore his new home country.

Belgian boss Clement, 50, was appointed Light Blues gaffer back in October, replacing Michael Beale.

And he’s been spotted exploring what his new home of Scotland has to offer in his end of season break.

A few days ago, Clement was spotted at Edinbane Lodge in Skye.

He stopped by for a slap-up meal and was pictured alongside TV chef Calum Montgomery, who owns the restaurant.

Clement also signed the Great British Menu star’s picture of Ibrox, leaving him delighted.

It isn’t just the Isle of Skye that Clement has been exploring, however.

The Rangers manager has now shared a series of pictures from his travels on social media, captioned: “Scotland, we love your beauty!”

These include a snap of Clement and his wife Isabelle in front of sprawling hills behind them.

Clement is also seen posing with his thumbs up on a stunning beach, while he also took in an iconic location.

He visited Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most recognisable castles.

The imposing building sits on its own little island just off the Kyle of Lochalsh and overlooking Skye.

Another of Clement’s pictures shows he continued his journey even further north.

He shared a snap of Yesnaby on the west coast of mainland Orkney.

The area, famous for its coastal cliffs, also contains the sea stack Yesnaby Castle which Clement took a picture of.

Clement will have a new player to work with when he returns to Ibrox.

Clinton Nsiala will link up with Rangers on July 1 after signing a pre-contract dela.

The 20-year old centre-back is Ibrox-bound once his contract with Serie A giants AC Milan expires.

Rangers have already signed Brazilian left-back Jefte ahead of the new season, with loan star Oscar Cortes returning for another spell.

Midfielder Mohamed Diomande’s loan move from Nordsjaelland will also become permanent.

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