Rangers’ acquisition of Ianis Hagi in 2020 involved a total investment of approximately £6 million, encompassing both the transfer fee and his wages. Hagi’s reported weekly salary is £21,000, amounting to £1,092,000 annually.
In contrast, some of Rangers’ loanees have not provided the anticipated returns. For instance, certain players on loan have commanded significant wages without making a substantial impact on the team’s performance. This disparity in contributions versus financial outlay has led to discussions about the club’s allocation of resources.
Given these considerations, it would be prudent for Rangers to assess the performance and cost-effectiveness of their loanees. Selling underperforming loanees who command high wages could free up financial resources. These funds could then be redirected towards players like Hagi, who have demonstrated value and commitment to the club. Such strategic decisions would enhance the squad’s overall quality and ensure a more efficient use of the club’s budge
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