“SHOCKING BETRAYAL! Rangers to FORCE Star Out After 49ers Takeover – He’s FURIOUS!”
Nico Raskin Linked with Summer Exit Following Outstanding 2024-25 Season at Rangers
At just 24 years old, Nicolas Raskin has already made his senior debut for Belgium and has emerged as one of the top performers in Scottish football.
In the 2024–25 season, he’s featured in 33 league matches and, despite operating from midfield, has managed to provide an impressive 10 assists for Rangers.
Raskin’s Future in Doubt Despite Strong Form
Despite his contributions, Rangers are reportedly considering selling Raskin this summer. The club has a history of trading players to generate funds and maximize asset value.
However, in recent years, this approach has led to the departure of several key players without the club receiving any transfer fees in return.
According to a Rangers Review report on May 18, the imminent takeover by 49ers Enterprises has not deterred the club’s intention to potentially move Raskin on.
This decision appears to contrast with the player’s own wishes. He has publicly stated he intends to remain at Ibrox and is content with his current situation.
Raskin expressed: “I’ve really enjoyed this season. It’s rare to feel this good at a club. I still have two years left on my contract. As long as the club wants me, I’m happy to stay, and we’ll see how things unfold.”
A Key Decision for Rangers Post-Takeover
As the 49ers Enterprises takeover nears completion, offloading Raskin could prove to be a poor move.
He has become a vital figure in the Rangers squad, offering creativity, energy, and a strong work ethic.
His commitment to staying suggests he sees a long-term future with the club, which should be encouraging to the incoming ownership.
Letting go of such a valuable asset at this stage could send the wrong message.
Instead, Rangers could view Raskin as a foundational piece to build around, helping drive the team toward domestic dominance and deeper Champions League campaigns.
His presence could serve as a symbol of ambition and progression under new leadership.
Retaining Raskin would reflect a strategic shift—moving away from short-term financial gain and toward sustainable footballing success, aligning with the club’s proud tradition of developing and keeping top talent.
