Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin has made a major decision regarding his long-term future at Ibrox amid mounting interest from major European clubs. The Belgian international has signaled an openness to pursuing a fresh challenge before the summer transfer window closes, clearing the way for potential negotiations that could net the Glasgow club a club-record windfall.
Turkish giants Fenerbahce have emerged as the primary contenders after making formal contact to establish the financial terms required to complete a deal. While the Ibrox hierarchy has set an initial valuation of £25 million for the 25-year-old, industry insiders suggest a offer in the region of £20 million could be sufficient to trigger a deal. A transfer at that figure would eclipse the £19.6 million sale of Calvin Bassey to Ajax in 2022, marking the largest departure fee in Rangers’ history.
Despite enduring a mixed spell with squad rotations and tactical shifts over past campaigns, Raskin’s underlying quality and impressive performances for Belgium have maintained high demand across Europe. With his current contract locked in through the summer of 2028, Rangers retain substantial negotiating leverage as interest intensifies entering the final stretch of the transfer window.