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Nedim Bajrami’s future at Rangers has been the subject of growing speculation in recent months, but current indications suggest the midfielder is likely to remain at Ibrox beyond the summer transfer window.

The Albania international joined Rangers in 2024 with high expectations after arriving with a strong reputation.

However, he has struggled to consistently demonstrate the qualities that made him such a highly-rated addition to the squad. As a result, his role within the team has become increasingly limited.

His opportunities have diminished further since Danny Rohl took charge in Govan. Under the German manager, Bajrami has made only nine appearances and has not featured since Rangers’ Scottish Cup defeat to Celtic on penalties in March.

That lack of involvement has inevitably sparked rumours about a potential departure.

Despite the ongoing speculation, there has been little concrete movement regarding a transfer. According to sources close to the player, Bajrami remains content at Rangers and is not actively seeking an exit.

Speaking to Ibrox News, sources indicated that the midfielder is comfortable with his current situation and is prepared to remain in Glasgow for the remainder of his contract.

While clubs in Italy have reportedly shown interest, there is no indication that the player is pushing for a move or rushing to leave.

Bajrami is contracted to Rangers until 2028 after signing a long-term deal when he arrived in August 2024.

With two years still remaining on that agreement, the club is under no immediate pressure to cash in on him. Likewise, the player is not in a position where he must force a transfer.

Although increased playing time elsewhere could be attractive, Bajrami appears willing to remain patient.

He may believe that a strong pre-season could help him earn a more prominent role under Rohl, or potentially under a different manager should there be a change in the dugout.

For now, all signs point towards the midfielder staying put. While circumstances can change quickly in football, there is currently little evidence to suggest he will leave this summer.

Although he has shown flashes of quality during his time at Rangers, he has yet to produce that level consistently enough to secure a regular starting position.

Nevertheless, he could still provide valuable depth as a useful rotational option within the squad.