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Ianis Hagi receives 'big-money offer' after Rangers exit

Rahul has covered Rangers on Ibrox News since joining Breaking Media in March 2025. He has previously written for Goalkeeper.com, Planet Football, Snack Media, GRV Media and others since graduating from the University of Edinburgh in 2021. During his time in Edinburgh, Rahul would regularly trek across to Glasgow to watch Rangers in action at Ibrox, during the days of Pedro Caixinha and Steven Gerrard's managerial spells.

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29 Jul 2025, 1:40 am

Ianis Hagi departed Rangers at the end of last season, and he is now close to finding a new club.

Hagi was well-liked at Ibrox, but injuries plagued him throughout his time in Glasgow, and he left on a free transfer to kick-start his career elsewhere.

Rangers have let a lot of players go in recent months as part of a big rebuild, and there is now a new-look attack following the Romanian's exit.

The versatile attacking midfielder now has a concrete offer on the table, while several other clubs are interested in signing him.

Hagi left Rangers at the end of last season (Credit: Imago)

Hagi has a concrete offer amid interest in Turkey

After leaving Rangers, Hagi could potentially be set to move to a UEFA Champions League side, as several clubs in Turkey and beyond have registered interest in him.

Romanian outlet Fanatik (July 28) have now reported that Hagi has a concrete offer from one unnamed Turkish side based in Istanbul, who have a "lot of money" to spend this summer.

Ianis Hagi's Scottish Premiership stats for Rangers last season.

Hagi's league stats last season. (Credit: Imago)

His father, Gheorghe Hagi, is a legendary figure at Galatasaray, possibly making them one of the clubs interested in the 26-year-old.

Hagi endured a difficult final season at Rangers, but provided 12 goals and assists in 35 appearances across all competitions, with his final strike a last-minute screamer to salvage a point against Aberdeen.

Hagi has an offer from a Turkish club (Credit: Imago)

Rangers were right to let go of Hagi

Hagi could have potentially been a useful asset for Russell Martin, but his poor injury record meant that a departure was the best decision for Rangers.

The previous squad needs to be cleared out as much as possible as the Gers aim to usher in a new era at Ibrox, and no player will be considered untouchable.

This meant that Hagi, who failed to nail down a starting spot last season, was an obvious candidate to leave, especially given that Rangers have since brought in replacements.

Lyall Cameron and Thelo Aasgaard have both joined as attacking midfielders, while the wing options are also being strengthened.

Mikey Moore is set to join on loan from Tottenham, while Djeidi Gassama has already made a positive impression since joining from Sheffield Wednesday.

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