Revealed: Óscar Cortés Wants Permanent Rangers Exit Despite 2029 Contract

A surprising transfer twist has emerged at Rangers F.C., with winger Óscar Cortés reportedly pushing to leave Ibrox for good — despite being tied to the club until 2029.
The Colombian arrived in Glasgow with promise, but his time at Rangers has failed to take off. Limited opportunities and a struggle to make an impact saw him fall down the pecking order, managing only a handful of appearances before being sent out on loan.
Since making the switch to Argentine side Huracán, Cortés has begun to rediscover his rhythm. Regular minutes and improved performances have reignited his confidence, and it’s understood that the winger now believes his long-term future lies away from Ibrox.
Behind the scenes, there appears to be alignment between player and club. Reports suggest that Rangers are already planning for next season without Cortés, with the current coaching setup not viewing him as part of their long-term project. That stance has only strengthened the player’s desire to secure a permanent move.
With Rangers expected to undergo a significant squad reshuffle in the upcoming transfer window, Cortés is shaping up to be one of several departures. His situation highlights the reality of modern football contracts — length alone does not guarantee stability when circumstances shift on and off the pitch.
For Cortés, the priority is clear: consistent game time and a fresh start. For Rangers, it’s about refining the squad and moving forward. All signs now point toward a clean break this summer, bringing an early end to what once looked like a long-term partnership.