“BAD NEWS; Rangers Ready to Sell Their Biggest Star Despite Danny Rohl’s Admiration. Huge January Move Looming”

Serie A Clubs Eye Nico Raskin as Rangers Set £18–20m Price Tag

Nicolas Raskin is reportedly attracting strong interest from Serie A clubs, with Rangers open to selling the Belgian midfielder if a substantial offer comes in — believed to be in the region of £18–20 million, according to TEAMtalk.

The 24-year-old, who remains under contract until the summer of 2027, has become a firm favourite among the Ibrox faithful and a regular feature in the Belgium national team setup.

Raskin Back in Form Under Rohl

After a turbulent start to the campaign under former boss Russell Martin, who briefly dropped him from the squad before reinstating him, Raskin has thrived since the arrival of Danny Rohl.

The midfielder found the net in Rangers’ recent victory over Dundee — the team’s third consecutive Premiership win under their new manager.

Raskin’s resurgence has come at a perfect time, as he joins Belgium for their upcoming World Cup qualifying double-header against Kazakhstan and Liechtenstein.

With the Red Devils looking to seal their place at next summer’s tournament, it could be another landmark moment in Raskin’s blossoming career.

Transfer Uncertainty Looms

So far this season, Raskin has made 21 appearances, contributing two goals and four assists. However, January could bring a pivotal decision for both the player and the club.

Raskin’s contract runs until 2027, but come January, he will have just 18 months remaining on his deal. If an extension is not agreed soon, Rangers may face a familiar dilemma — either cash in or risk losing him for less later on.

Similar situations in recent years with Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos have prompted the club to be more decisive this time around.

Busy Fixture List for Rangers

Following the international break, Rangers face a demanding run of fixtures. They host Livingston at Ibrox on November 22, before taking on Braga in the Europa League as they seek their first win of the campaign after four straight defeats.

A domestic cup tie against Falkirk follows, kicking off a stretch of three home games in eight days, before away trips to Dundee United, Kilmarnock, and Ferencváros round out a hectic schedule.

As transfer interest builds and fixtures pile up, all eyes will be on Raskin — both for his performances on the pitch and the decisions awaiting off it.