AliousRangers Exit Looms for Ianis Hagi as Contract Nears End and Fresh Start Beckons
Ianis Hagi’s time at Rangers appears to be drawing to a natural close, with the Romanian international’s contract set to expire at the end of the season and no signs of a renewal on the horizon.
Despite showing flashes of quality since joining the Ibrox side in 2020, Hagi’s Rangers journey has been marred by persistent injury setbacks and inconsistent form, preventing him from becoming a mainstay in the starting lineup.
Although he has clocked up 24 league appearances this term, the majority have come from the bench, and his overall impact has been limited. His return of 11 combined goals and assists reflects his potential, but the lack of regular minutes is proving detrimental to his growth.
According to *Daily Mail* journalist John McGarry, the 26-year-old is among several senior players set to depart when their contracts expire, alongside the likes of Leon Balogun and Tom Lawrence.
McGarry argues that even if Rangers were to present Hagi with a new deal, it would be in his best interest to move on and find a club where he can play more consistently and revitalise his career.
With Rangers poised for a summer rebuild, offloading players like Hagi—who may no longer fit the club’s direction—could be a crucial step.
A departure would not only allow the Romanian winger to seek a fresh challenge but also free up valuable space and resources for Philippe Clement to reshape the squad with hungry, committed talent.
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