Sources: Rangers 'brace' for offers for star, Rohl's one-more-year Ibrox plan revealed
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(Credit: Imago) Wed 15 April 2026 6:54, UK Rangers are expecting to field strong interest in midfielder Nicolas Raskin once again this summer, sources have told Football Insider.The Belgian has been an influential figure in the recent upturn in form for Danny Rohl’s side, and the Gers are “bracing themselves” for offers to come in for him at the end of the season. The 25-year-old is expected to attract plenty of interest from clubs across Europe, with sources indicating that Rangers may not even be totally protected if they secure Champions League football.However, Rohl and Co. are not ready to give up their star man without a fight, and they are determined to try and get at least one more season out of him at Ibrox, ahead of his contract expiring in 2028.The progress that has been made on the pitch this season is intended to be built upon for next term, and as a result, Rangers are keen to avoid losing any of their key players this summer. 🔄 Rangers Transfer Update 🔄 Breaking news on latest signings, departures, and contract news from the Ibrox boardroom.
VISIT THE RANGERS TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Danny Rohl sees Nicolas Raskin as crucial piece of the puzzle Rohl has overseen a drastic turnaround after a dismal start to the season under Russell Martin, and the Scottish Premiership title is now firmly within reach heading into the league split. StatsRaskin TotalSquad RankApps (Starts)31 (29)N/AG/A12=2ndChances Created432ndAccurate Passes per 9053.63rdTackles per 902.62ndDefensive Contributions per 905.66thRaskin’s 2025-26 Scottish Premiership stats, ranked against Rangers teammates, as per Fotmob.Raskin’s influence in recent years has seen him amass transfer interest from everywhere from the Premier League to Turkey, but Rangers have worked hard to resist a sale up to now.
They are fully expecting to have their resolve tested once again ahead of next term, but Rohl has a clear plan in mind for the former Standard Liege man. Raskin fits in with new plan for Rangers squadFootball Insider revealed last weekend that Rangers want their squad to get younger next season, and they are set to align their summer recruitment strategy with that goal.Three of their four new arrivals during the January window were aged 22 or younger, and that is expected to continue this summer.