Rangers Star Set for ‘Big’ Transfer on One Condition During Summer Clearout at Ibrox – Report

The Bears are on the brink of a transformative summer, with a U.S.-based consortium led by Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe expected to finalize a takeover at Ibrox.

Once the deal is completed, one of the first major decisions awaiting the new ownership will be appointing Rangers’ next permanent manager, as Barry Ferguson’s contract is set to expire at the end of the season.

Whoever takes the managerial reins will play a significant role in shaping the club’s transfer plans, and with a potential squad overhaul looming, several players may find themselves moving on.

However, some key individuals could attract considerable attention—and one of them is Nicolas Raskin.

According to The Mail (10 April), a major squad clearout is anticipated this summer, with Raskin identified as a possible departure.

The 24-year-old, already attracting interest from clubs eyeing a lucrative deal, could be heading for a big move.

However, this is said to hinge on one key factor—his ability to add more goals to his game.

Labelled as a standout performer at Ibrox, Raskin recently made his senior debut for Belgium, which has only raised his profile.

Yet, despite contributing two goals and seven assists in 47 appearances this season, the midfielder believes he needs to improve his scoring output to reach the next level.

Raskin, who primarily plays in a defensive midfield role, is reportedly determined to enhance his finishing ability in order to further his career.

While Rangers would ideally like to keep hold of the Belgian talent, his ambition and rising value make him a potential candidate for a profitable sale.

Although several players are expected to exit Ibrox this summer, Raskin’s situation stands out.

Rangers may be reluctant to lose him, but with interest building and his stock on the rise, the club could opt to cash in while the timing is right.