Rangers FC have been rocked by a sensational development as Belgian midfielder Nico Raskin has terminated his contract with the club, citing irreconcilable differences with manager Russell Martin. The 23-year-old playmaker, who joined Rangers from Standard Liège and quickly established himself as a fans’ favourite, has reportedly grown frustrated with Martin’s tactical approach and leadership style.
Sources close to the situation revealed that Raskin informed the club hierarchy of his decision earlier this week, making it clear that he no longer wishes to play under Martin. The news has left supporters stunned, with many taking to social media to voice their disappointment and anger at losing one of the team’s most dynamic midfielders.
For Rangers, the timing could not be worse. The Glasgow giants are in the middle of a demanding campaign both domestically and in Europe, and Raskin’s sudden departure leaves a glaring void in midfield. Russell Martin, who only recently took charge at Ibrox, now faces mounting pressure as he grapples with dressing room unrest and the daunting task of keeping the squad united.
The Rangers board is expected to address the situation in the coming days, but for now, Raskin’s shock exit has plunged Ibrox into unc
ertainty.
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