Rangers reassure Nicolas Raskin, who stays despite summer rumours

While last summer fueled rumors of a departure, Belgian midfielder Nicolas Raskin says today that there is no break with Rangers and that he feels good in Glasgow, without rushing his future.

The technical staff, led by Derek McInnes, highlights the player's importance since his arrival. “He has been fantastic with me since he arrived,” the coach said, adding that the support received this year was valuable. Raskin himself reiterated his happiness: “I am really happy here. It’s a great club.”

Technical staff support

Facing speculation, the midfielder chose serenity. “I have stayed calm and taken things day by day, training by training,” he explained, emphasizing seeing where it will lead him. This attitude reflects his desire to work each day to the fullest, without external pressure.

Raskin recently found the back of the net during the match that ended in a 2-2 draw against Dundee, showing that he remains an offensive asset. Rangers are already counting on him for the upcoming Saturday clash against St Johnstone, highlighting his key role in McInnes’s eleven.

Recent performances and upcoming stakes

His contract runs until the summer of 2028, but the player reminds that the final decision lies with the club. “It’s not up to me to decide, it’s up to the club,” he said, adding that he continues to give his all on the pitch.

The coach does not close the door on an extension. “If there is a possibility to keep working with Nico after his current contract, I certainly would not be against it,” McInnes affirmed. He also noted that Raskin had mentioned one or two options during the transfer window, but that he wants to stay within a winning team. Thus, Rangers, the Red Devils, and the player himself leave the future open, without a definitive commitment for now.