“SHOCKING Rangers Revelation: Forget Igamane, 49ers Set to RAKE IN £18.8M JACKPOT by Selling THIS Star – You Won’t Believe Who!”
Rangers Face Key Summer Decisions as Season Ends with Major Changes Ahead
Rangers’ 2024/25 campaign is officially over, but their season was effectively finished after April’s Europa League exit.
Interim boss Barry Ferguson wrapped up his short tenure with a 2-2 draw against Hibs, bidding farewell to the fans.
Now, all eyes turn to the board and the incoming manager, with pre-season preparations looming.
The club’s American owners, the 49ers, must get the next managerial appointment right. A solid choice could reignite Rangers’ challenge to Celtic’s domestic dominance.
Another misstep, however, and Rangers risk remaining second-best in the Scottish Premiership.
Off the pitch, the club has struggled in the transfer market—both in selling talent at the right time and in recruitment.
While Giovanni van Bronckhorst made some successful sales—Nathan Patterson, Joe Aribo, and Calvin Bassey—the club’s track record since returning to the top flight in 2016 has been poor.
Letting high-value players like Alfredo Morelos and Ryan Kent leave for free at the end of the 2022/23 season was a significant financial error. Both had multi-million-pound valuations but were allowed to see out their contracts.
Additionally, expensive signings such as Sam Lammers (£3m) and Danilo (£6m) have underperformed, managing just 14 goals between them.
The hope now is that with new leadership, both on and off the pitch, better transfer decisions will follow.
Central to Rangers’ potential summer business are Hamza Igamane and Nicolas Raskin. Igamane, a breakout star this season, scored 16 goals and assisted three more, including four goals in the Europa League.
His performances have attracted interest from clubs like Everton and Strasbourg. If sold, Rangers must ensure they maximise their return.
Similarly, Raskin has emerged as one of the team’s most consistent performers. Since returning from injury, the Belgian midfielder has impressed both offensively and defensively, earning Premier League attention.
Leeds United and Aston Villa are reportedly keen, and Rangers have placed a £20m valuation on him—an impressive return on their initial £1.2m investment.
With clubs circling both players, now may be the ideal time to cash in and reinvest. Holding onto stars too long, only to lose them for little or nothing, is a mistake Rangers can no longer afford.
If Rangers can generate £40m or more from the sales of Igamane and Raskin, it would represent a major step forward in financial and sporting strategy.
Ultimately, Rangers must embrace a more sustainable model—selling at peak value and reinvesting in promising talent.
Fans may not enjoy seeing top players leave, but strategic sales are essential to long-term success.
With the right manager and smarter transfer policy, Rangers can rebuild and mount a serious title challenge next season.
