Michael Beale, who has already added Todd Cantwell to his side, appears to be on the verge of getting a second man through the door at Rangers in Nicolas Raskin.
The central midfielder, who currently plays for Standard Liège in Belgium, is out of contract at the end of the season, which means he should be relatively cheap for a January transfer to Rangers.
There’s only so much the Jupiler Pro League club can ask for at this point, and the Ibrox side seem willing to pay it, and he adds in a further tweet that the deal could get done at around €1m, even if the Belgian side would like €2.5m + a percentage of a future sale.
The news comes from Sacha Tavolieri in Belgium, who took to Twitter to follow up on his information from last Thursday about the interest of Rangers in the player.
🚨 #BREAKING
On vous l’annonçait jeudi…
🏴🔵 Nicolas #Raskin bientôt chez les #RangersFC!
✍🏼 Accord joueur✅
Contrat de 4 ans & demi.
🏥 Tests médicaux semaine dernière✅
👀 Les dirigeants écossais viennent à Liège pour finaliser le deal avec le #RSCL dans les prochaines heures. https://t.co/Jm8W28SNl7 pic.twitter.com/iqphyIHkBc
— Sacha Tavolieri (@sachatavolieri) January 24, 2023
Things have moved relatively quickly, and the journalist states the player will ‘soon’ move to Rangers, who already have the player’s ‘agreement’.
In fact, Raskin will join the Scottish side on a four and a half year contract, and already had his medical check done ‘last week’, where he underwent two sets of tests on Tuesday and Friday in London.
As things stand, Rangers emissaries are heading to Liege to ‘finalise the deal’ with the Belgian side ‘in the coming hours’ to make sure everything is in order before making the move official.
