Rangers are preparing to field offers for midfielder Nicolas Raskin ahead of the January transfer window, with growing expectation inside Ibrox that the Belgian could attract significant interest from clubs across Europe.
The 23-year-old has endured a stop-start, turbulent season, marked by inconsistent form, injuries, and changes within the squad that have made it difficult for him to replicate the levels he produced after joining from Standard Liège. Despite the challenges, Raskin remains highly regarded for his energy, technical ability, and progressive style of play — attributes that continue to draw attention from scouts.
Sources close to the club suggest Rangers are not actively pushing for a sale, but the door remains open should a sizeable bid arrive, especially with the board looking to strengthen other key areas in January. With several players returning from injury and new signings expected, the midfield could undergo a reshaping process that places Raskin’s future under review.
Raskin, who has two years left on his current deal, is believed to be weighing his options as he seeks regular football and a stable role. Interest from France, Belgium, and the English Championship has grown in recent weeks, and clubs are expected to formalise their intentions once the window opens.
For Rangers, the January period will be crucial. While the club would prefer to retain a player of Raskin’s potential, a significant offer could help fund their wider rebuild after what has been an unpredictable and demanding campaign.
As the winter window approaches, all eyes will be on whether Raskin remains part of the long-term project — or becomes one of the high-profile exits of the season.
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