Rangers star ready to leave Ibrox as agents begin transfer talks – report

Romania international Ianis Hagi appeared destined to leave Rangers ahead of the 2024/25 season but ultimately remained in Glasgow.

A contract dispute kept him sidelined for the first few months of the campaign, further fueling speculation about his future.

According to Spot Media (11 April), the 26-year-old is now prepared to depart once the transfer window opens.

His representatives have reportedly started working on a move away from Ibrox, making an exit seem increasingly likely.

Rangers, for their part, have shown no intention of retaining him beyond the current season and are expected to let him leave on a free transfer, as his contract is set to expire.

Hagi has played a limited role in recent weeks, mostly appearing off the bench and struggling to secure regular starts.

Despite these challenges, his output remains respectable—he’s contributed three goals and seven assists in league action, underlining his creative capabilities.

The incoming Rangers manager will face a key decision regarding Hagi’s future.

While the winger has expressed discontent, he may be open to staying if his vision aligns with the club’s evolving plans under the ambitious 49ers Enterprises project.

Their anticipated investment and long-term vision could offer Hagi a reason to reconsider his stance—provided he fits into the manager’s plans.

However, doubts persist about his overall impact and consistency, especially with interest from clubs like Fenerbahce.

Financial limitations and squad-building priorities may also influence Rangers’ final stance.

If Hagi’s wage expectations prove too steep, the club may be forced to let him go in order to focus on other signings better suited to their strategic goals.

Ultimately, whether Hagi stays or leaves could come down to the new manager’s evaluation and how well his future fits into Rangers’ evolving project.