Scottish double Celtics and Glasgow Rangers failed to advance in the Champions League play-offs this season. The Celtics lost to Kazakhstan's Almaty Keilat, while the Wanderers lost 1-9 in two rounds to Bruges. Premier League legend Hiller said that these two Soviet Super League teams are far away from the Champions League, and he still does not forget the "yin and yang" Manchester United coach Amorin.

Hiller said: "The Celtics and Rangers fans are already disappointed with the team's performance in the Champions League, and they are still a big gap from the level of the Champions League. I heard Brandon Rodgers desperately wanted to strengthen the team's roster, but failed to do so, which ultimately led to them being unable to advance to the most important event.

"I also heard Russell Martin say that Rangers have been at low standards for a long time and that needs to be changed. But when a coach coaches a team, he will find that he doesn't have much time. Unless you can come up with a plan that has immediate results, we are talking about when the coach will be dismissed.

"Everyone knows the rules for the coaching evaluation. No matter which club you coach, if you can't score immediately, you won't get the time you want unless you are Manchester United's Amorin."