“SHOCKING REVELATION: Rangers Star’s Transfer in JEOPARDY as Doctor UNCOVERS Alarming Medical Crisis!”
Rangers Star Ianis Hagi's Knee Injury Could Impact Summer Transfer, Warns Dr Rajpal Brar
Injury concerns and contract uncertainty have cast doubt over Ianis Hagi’s future, with a summer departure looking increasingly likely.
The Romanian international’s current deal expires at the end of the season, and he may exit Rangers on a free transfer.
Before securing a move, Hagi must undergo a medical examination — a potential stumbling block due to his fitness history.
Injury expert Dr. Rajpal Brar, a physical therapist and sports scientist, spoke exclusively to Ibrox News, shedding light on the situation.
Dr. Brar stated, “It appears he suffered a contact-related knee injury after coming on as a substitute.
The rehabilitation timeline will depend on specific injury details, which remain unclear.
His past fitness issues could pose problems during medical evaluations, especially if something previously undisclosed is discovered.
Some clubs may hesitate to sign him unless he recovers fully within a few months.”
Despite these concerns, there remains a potential pathway for Hagi to remain at Ibrox.
If the incoming manager — possibly Davide Ancelotti — sees value in the 26-year-old, offering him a one-year contract extension could be a strategic move.
Though his creativity has occasionally shone through, Hagi’s recurring fitness troubles have hindered consistent contributions.
A short-term deal would limit financial exposure for Rangers while giving the new manager time to evaluate his role in a refreshed squad under 49ers Enterprises ownership.
Hagi’s adaptability across attacking midfield positions and his international experience could still prove valuable in Rangers’ domestic and European campaigns.
A renewed deal would also give Hagi the chance to reestablish himself, boost competition in the squad, and potentially increase his market value with a strong season.
Ultimately, this approach balances risk and reward — offering the injury-prone midfielder a final opportunity to reignite his Rangers career while maintaining flexibility for the club.
