Ianis Hagi’s future with Rangers has been a topic of interest lately, with reports suggesting he’s been “bombarded” with transfer offers after a development in his contract.
To understand the situation, let’s take a step back. Hagi, a 25-year-old Romanian midfielder, has been with Rangers since 2020, when he joined the club on an initial loan deal before making the move permanent ¹. However, his time at Rangers has been marked by uncertainty, particularly regarding his contract.
Recently, Rangers manager Philippe Clement revealed that Hagi had been dealing with a “contract issue” that had kept him out of the first team for over a year ². The issue was reportedly related to a clause in his contract that would trigger a wage rise if he made a certain number of appearances.
Despite interest from other clubs, including Rapid Bucharest and Universitatea Craiova in his native Romania, Hagi turned down offers to stay at Rangers and renegotiate his contract ². His commitment to the club has been praised by Clement, who described Hagi’s behavior as “an example” for other players.
With his contract situation resolved, Hagi has returned to training with the first team and is working to regain his fitness and form ². His uncle, a prominent figure in Romanian football, has expressed optimism about Hagi’s future at Rangers, suggesting that he’s likely to sign a new deal with the club
However, with Hagi’s contract set to expire soon, other clubs are circling, hoping to lure him away from Rangers. Reports suggest that he’s been “bombarded” with transfer offers, but it remains to be seen whether he’ll choose to stay at Rangers or pursue a new challenge elsewhere
As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: Ianis Hagi’s future is very much up in the air. Will he choose to stay at Rangers, or will he opt for a fresh start elsewhere? Only time will tell.