Barry Ferguson, the former Rangers captain and current manager of Alloa Athletic, has expressed his desire to bring Rangers star, Ianis Hagi, to his club on loan. However, Ferguson has made it clear that he would only consider giving Hagi a second chance at his club if he agrees to certain conditions.
Ferguson, who had a storied career with Rangers, winning numerous honors including the Scottish Premier League and the Scottish Cup, believes that Hagi has the talent and potential to excel at Alloa Athletic. However, he also acknowledges that the Romanian winger has struggled to make an impact at Rangers, and that a loan move could be beneficial for both parties.
“I think Ianis Hagi is a fantastic player, and I would love to have him at Alloa Athletic,” Ferguson said in a recent interview. “However, I would only consider bringing him in on loan if he agrees to certain conditions. He needs to understand that he will have to work hard and earn his place in the team.”
Ferguson’s condition for Hagi is that he must be willing to put in the effort and dedication required to succeed at Alloa Athletic. Ferguson believes that Hagi has the potential to be a game-changer for his team, but only if he is willing to put in the work.
“I’m not looking for players who think they can just coast through games and expect to play,” Ferguson explained. “I want players who are hungry to succeed, who are willing to put in the effort and dedication required to win games. If Ianis Hagi is willing to do that, then I would be delighted to have him at Alloa Athletic.”
Ferguson’s comments suggest that he believes Hagi has the potential to revive his career at Alloa Athletic, but only if he is willing to put in the effort and dedication required to succeed. It remains to be seen whether Hagi will take Ferguson up on his offer, but one thing is certain – if he does, he will have to be willing to put in the work.