The Belgian coach remains unbeaten since his arrival in Glasgow and earned a creditable point in the reverse group fixture against tomorrow evening's opponents, Sparta Prague, when the two sides met last month.
Speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow evening's clash, Clement hopes his side channel the positive atmosphere that is expected inside Ibrox: "I'm looking forward to it a lot. There have been a lot of first moments in the last couple of weeks and this is another one.
"You feel it in every sense before the games; before the game at Hampden and the atmosphere before the Dundee game. There has been a big change in the mind of the supporters; much more positivity.
"The players also feel it. They are being given a lot of energy when they come onto the pitch for the warm-ups. I hope to have that tomorrow, but even a little bit more.
"European nights are always special and always have been. I love it, and I hope there's a really positive atmosphere in the stadium.
"I always want to win, whether it’s against Sparta Prague or Real Madrid. I want an ambitious team that plays to win games.
"I'm not asking for a draw, but it can be at the end of the series that a draw is also important. We're going to play full to get the three points."
Sparta Prague are currently nestled at the summit of the Czech top-flight, although their unbeaten start to the league campaign was halted with a 3-1 defeat to Mlada Boleslav recently.
However, Clement is all too aware of the Czech's side qualities and believes Rangers will need a complete performance to prevail with a victory.
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He continued: "They're a good technical team with a good structure. It's also a team that focusses on the European games; they've made some changes in recent weeks to be at their top level for European matches.
"They can do it in the league that they play in because the difference can be big, and it's a team with an ambitious coach that I know really well. It will be a tough game and we need to be at our highest level to get the three points."