Rangers legend Graeme Souness believes his former team is a better side than Celtic, despite their recent struggles.
The 72-year-old, who played for and managed Rangers, has praised the turnaround under Danny Rohl, though they haven’t won each of their last two Old Firm derbies.
Souness said Rohl has simplified the game, making it less risky for the players. He believes Rangers need more goals and are a better team than Celtic.
He pointed out that Rangers had 24 shots and 120 minutes of football, while Celtic only had one shot in 120 minutes, suggesting that Rangers should have won the game.
“I watched that game, but unfortunately, I was abroad and only saw the previous Old Firm match. Rangers were fantastic in the first half, but Celtic dominated the second half. I think there’s a reason for that.”
Souness continued, “The manager deserves all the credit. He’s a tough job, and he’s made sensible decisions. He’s simplified things for the players he has.”