Rangers open to handing loanee future Ibrox role under Clement

Rangers are interested in bringing the former ‘baller’ back into the first team, according to a new update.
Rangers Transfer News The Jars are reinvigorated under manager Philippe Clement after Michael Beale’s disastrous reign and while further improvement is possible, overall it feels like they are heading in the right direction.
It will be done.

Rangers have yet to let Celtic take them away in the Scottish Premiership title race, but there is still plenty of room for them to bounce back and they hope to have a season to remember in May.
For this to happen, some would argue that a deal in the January transfer window is essential, giving Clement more depth and quality in the future.
Rangers have been linked with a move for Everton defender Ben Godfrey, with the English player seen as a good option to add to and strengthen the manager’s options, with a player of his stature likely to be a big change in the future.
may result in Some players are currently on loan, but could end up staying if Clement assesses them – and we have an important update on one of those figures.

Rangers considering Ianis Hagi’s future role Rangers are considering Iannis Hagi’s future role at Alaves, according to new claims from Football Insider.
He seems interested in finding the role once he returns from his loan spell on the window.

“Rangers have not shut the door on attacking midfielder Ianis Hagi returning to the club and becoming a key player under new boss Philippe Clement. Ex-Gers manager Michael Beale wanted Hagi, 25, out and got his wish when he was loaned to La Liga outfit Deportivo Alaves for the season in the summer window.

“But Clement has since taken the reins at Ibrox and wants to assess the attacking midfielder when his temporary move to Spain ends.”

This could be a popular decision among Rangers supporters, should Clement see worth in bringing Hagi back into the fold next term, with the 25-year-old clearly not someone who was rated by Beale, but whose Ibrox career could yet be salvaged.

He showed enough quality before his temporary move to Alaves to suggest that he still has plenty to offer in a Gers shirt, with Calvin Bassey once hailing him as a “baller” during their time together at the club.

Hagi’s Rangers statistics also highlight how well he has done at times, with a tally of 16 goals and 21 assists coming his way in 99 appearances to date, showing that he can be a consistent provider of end product from his attacking-midfield role.

The Romanian is contracted with the Gers until the summer of 2026, so there is certainly no rush to allow him to leave, meaning Clement has time to assess him when he returns, deciding if he can be a key player under him or not.