Raskin content at Rangers but uncertain over January transfer

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 16:39 · Archive

Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin says he is happy at the club but remains uncertain about possible moves in January.

Belgium midfielder Nicolas Raskin says he is 'really happy' at Rangers but uncertain what may happen in the January transfer window. The 25-year-old was widely expected to depart in the summer following his performances at the World Cup. Turkish club Besiktas made an offer on the final day of the transfer window, which Raskin rejected.

Raskin scored his first goal of the season in Rangers' 2-2 draw at Dundee last weekend and has started the club's past seven games. He has made more than 150 appearances for Rangers since joining in January 2023 and has won 22 Belgium caps.

Raskin told the club that his ambitions remain high but he will not actively push for a move. He said the hardest part of the uncertainty was not being able to play during the window. He thanked Rangers for providing the platform that allowed him to join the Belgian national team. Manager Derek McInnes has stated Rangers will work with Raskin should opportunities to move arise in January, though the midfielder says contract extension discussions have not been addressed.

How it is being reported

• Nico Raskin tackles his Rangers future head on as Derek McInnes makes contract admission over starRaskin had the chance to leave Ibrox in the summer and remains a sellable asset but Belgian is happy where he is for nowDaily Record · 23 Oct, 15:54
• Raskin 'very happy' at Rangers but unsure about JanuaryBelgium midfielder Nicolas Raskin is "really happy" at Rangers but is unsure what might happen in January.BBC Scotland · 23 Oct, 15:11

In this story: Nicolas Raskin · Rangers · Belgium · Derek McInnes · Besiktas · Dundee

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