Philippe Clement is entitled to receive a significantly higher pay-off from Rangers than previously thought, it has been reported.
The decision to remove the Belgian as head coach was confirmed by the Ibrox club on Sunday night, with former captain Barry Ferguson set to take over on an interim basis until the end of the season.
Reports last week suggested Clement's settlement figure stood at £1.2 million, however the fee is now believed to be much higher, according to The Daily Record.
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After signing a contract extension in the summer which would have kept him at the club until 2028, Clement's severance terms rose substantially.
A final figure is still being agreed between the Ibrox hierarchy and the outgoing manager.
There have also been reports claiming that Clement had agreed to forgo half his pay-off.
It remains to be seen whether Clement will receive a lump sum or will be left on gardening leave.
