Rangers news bulletin as 'lost' Ianis Hagi handed loan reality check while Ryan Kent flips Fenerbahce narrative

It's all go at Rangers after some turbulent times, with recent performances having fans doing a double take on players who left in the summer.

One such name who took the Ibrox exit option is Romanian Ianis Hagi, who manoeuvred a loan switch to Alaves in La Liga. after the winger had vented his frustrations at a lack of game time under Michael Beale following a League Cup clash with Morton. Hagi watched as the Londoner recruited Abdallah Sima, Sam Lammers and Cyriel Dessers in the attacking sense, all of which have come under scrutiny since their Rangers moves. But it appears the 24-year-old isn't exactly having a purple patch of his own after making his full debut against Athletic Bilbao.

For Alaves coach Luis Garcia Plaza, it's about patience in bedding the Romanian in to life in Spain. But he did admit he didn't look up to speed after only finding the bench since his arrival.

He told AS: “He has talent and quality. (He can bring) confidence and joy. But he was a little lost and couldn’t quite find (striker) Kike Garcia in the attack. He started out effervescent but his performance dipped, and he ended up being replaced.” Yet the same outlet's post-match report was less complimentary saying. The Ianis Hagi experiment did not leave anyone happy. It would be normal for him to fall out of the starting XI.”

Meanwhile fellow former winger Ryan Kent seems to have put his Fenerbahce transfer unrest to bed thanks to a plea from the Turkish fans. Kent was joined by some high-profile names such as Edin Dzeko in the summer, but has got over some early criticism with recent performances.

According to Sporx, the ex-Liverpool man has 'entered the hearts' of Fenerbahce fans, with boss İsmail Kartal planning to hand the 26-year-old