Rangers: Ianis Hagi transfer development on cards soon at Ibrox.
Here’s a potential layout of the Scottish Premiership table following 38 games.
The Scottish Premiership title battle is really heating up after two significant wins for Celtic and Rangers last night. At the conclusion of the 2023–24 season, who of the two fierce rivals from Glasgow will emerge victorious?
We’ll look at that question today and try to give you an answer. Based on our projections, we have created a Scottish Premiership table that shows how the league would appear once all 38 games are completed. As a result, in addition to focusing on the current title fight, we will also examine the struggle for relegation at the other end of the table.
Will Ianis Hagi return to Rangers after his loan spell?
Ferguson is correct when he says that the Ibrox chiefs will find it tough to decide on Hagi’s future this summer. There is potential there, no doubt about it, but whether he displays it is another matter.
In the Europa League campaign of the 2019–20 season, Hagi rapidly rose to the top of the fan base at Ibrox. Many Ibrox supporters still remember his stunning free kick against Braga, and they will be hoping he can replicate that kind of performance.
But his tough period on loan in Spain has made it seem unlikely that he will ever get back to his previous level, and patience is starting to run thin.
When the loan term was arranged, his father gave a full explanation of his plans, claiming he would return to Ibrox “twice as good,” but that will now be questioned.
Rangers might be better off moving him on and looking to reinvest any money they make from the deal if they can get a sizable payment for his services.
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