🏆Winning the Europa League would be a remarkable achievement for Rangers.
🌍A European triumph could put Scottish football on the map and attract more investment.
💰Success in Europe does not guarantee increased funding for the rest of the Scottish league.
⚖️Rangers and Celtic dominate Scottish football, creating a perception that the league relies on them.
🏟️Scottish football needs better infrastructure and player development to compete internationally.
What are Rangers' chances of winning the Europa League?
—Rangers face tough competition in the Europa League, but they have the hunger and desire to go all the way.
Would a European triumph change the perception of Scottish football?
—While a European triumph would be a great achievement, it won't immediately change the perception that Scottish football relies on Rangers and Celtic.
Does Scottish football need more investment?
—Yes, Scottish football needs more investment to improve facilities, develop players, and compete globally.
Can Rangers make a statement with a win against Benfica?
—A win against Benfica would send a strong message and showcase Rangers' potential at the European stage.
Is winning the domestic league more important for Rangers?
—Winning the domestic league is a big goal for Rangers, as it provides more long-term stability and recognition.
00:00Rangers face Benfica in a crucial Europa League match.
01:20Rangers coach Philip Clom tempers expectations but expresses hunger for victory.
03:32A European triumph could put Scottish football on the map and attract more investment.
06:05Success in Europe does not guarantee increased funding for the rest of the Scottish league.
06:58Rangers and Celtic dominate Scottish football, creating a perception that the league relies on them.
07:53Scottish football needs better infrastructure and player development to compete internationally.
08:12Rangers face tough competition in the Europa League, but they have the hunger and desire to go all the way.
08:36While a European triumph would be a great achievement, it won't immediately change the perception that Scottish football relies on Rangers and Celtic.
