Ianis Hagi's Future at Rangers: Will He Stay or Seek New Horizons?
Ex-Barcelona captain Gheorge Popescu predicts Ianis Hagi will stay with Rangers, amid transfer speculations and club challenges.


Background on Ianis Hagi
Ianis Hagi, the talented Romanian playmaker, has been a key figure for Rangers since his arrival. His creativity and vision on the field have made him a fan favorite and a crucial player for the team.
Gheorge Popescu's Insight
Former Barcelona captain Gheorge Popescu has shared his thoughts on Hagi's future. Popescu, who is also Hagi’s uncle, believes that despite interest from other clubs, Hagi will choose to extend his stay at Rangers. "Ianis is happy at Rangers and sees a bright future there," Popescu stated. He emphasized that the player’s focus is on contributing to the team's success rather than seeking a move.
Rangers' Current Form and Challenges
Recent performances have been mixed for Rangers. Interim head coach Barry Ferguson has expressed concerns about potential heavy defeats in upcoming matches against tough opponents like Fenerbahce and Celtic. The team's loss to Motherwell has raised questions about their consistency and readiness for high-stakes games.
Other Notable Mentions
- Daizen Maeda: Former Celtic coach Harry Kewell is surprised that the Japan forward is still with the Scottish champions. Kewell believes Maeda has the potential to excel at higher levels.
- James Penrice: The Hearts full-back reflects on his release from Hibs as a pivotal moment that motivated him to succeed.
- Jack Iredale: The Hibs defender shares how being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at a young age shaped his maturity and career.
- David Weir: Brighton is confident of retaining the former Scotland defender, who is on Everton’s shortlist for their sporting director role.
Conclusion
With the transfer window approaching, all eyes are on Ianis Hagi and his decision regarding his future at Rangers. His commitment could be a turning point for the club as they aim to overcome current challenges and strive for success in the Scottish Premiership and beyond.