Rangers will laugh off Nicolas Raskin transfer suggestion in fresh Ibrox negotiations
Rangers have no reason to compromise on their demands to sell Nicolas Raskin.
The Belgium international has come out with flying colours after an impressive 2026 World Cup campaign and there will surely be plenty of interest in him.
It feels like the midfielder will leave the Gers in the coming weeks, but it will surely be on the Govan side's terms.
Real Betis and Villarreal are interested in signing Raskin from Ibrox this transfer window.
The Belgian ace moved to the Glaswegian outfit from Standard Liege for around £1.5million and is now expected to bring in a hefty profit to the club.
Derek McInnes already seems to be preparing for life without the midfielder, but it will be interesting to see how negotiations over his exit progress.
Why Real Betis are confident about signing Nicolas Raskin
Betis and Villarreal are in a close bidding war to sign Raskin, but Los Verdiblancos may have an edge.
The Betis hierarchy have the "advantage" of knowing the midfielder, having already tried to sign him last summer, and hope their long-standing interest will work in their favour.
According to Fichajes on 17 July, the coming weeks will decide whether the two La Liga clubs can convince the Gers to lower their £20m asking price for the Belgium international.
The Glaswegian outfit will surely laugh off any transfer suggestion to sell the former Standard Liege ace for a cut-price deal.
Betis and Villarreal will explore all their negotiation options, but they will be lucky to convince the Govan side to change their stance on Raskin.
Can Nicolas Raskin end up staying at Ibrox?
Ibrox News have covered reports of Manchester United's interest in Raskin following the Rangers midfielder's performances at the World Cup.
The 25-year-old has gone from strength to strength since moving to the Gers and now feels like the right time for the club to cash in.
Raskin still has two years left on his contract at Ibrox and the Light Blues could keep him for another year before selling next summer.
While the Glaswegian outfit have that option, they've already made significant investment in reinforcing their midfield this summer.
It's clear that the Govan side are ready to part ways with the Belgian midfielder and don't envisage him staying.