Rangers transfer bulletin as outcast given emphatic verdict and target all but confirmed as available

Ianis Hagi will be back at Rangers next season – as dad Gheorghe says he 'isn't going anywhere’.

Hagi Jr is yet to even train under new boss Philippe Clement and will return to the club with a clean slate after a difficult loan spell at Alaves. He'll be focused on the Euros with Romania first, then it's back to Ibrox where he'll hope to force his way into Clement's plans. Hagi made just seven starts in La Liga and failed to score a single goal in Spanish football's top flight. But his father, former Real Madrid and Barcelona ace Hagi senior, maintained he had progressed during his season on loan and insisted the 25-year-old is a top player.

He said: "After his season ends, Ianis will be preparing for the Euros and then we will see what he does next in the summer. He still has two years left at Rangers. He was their best young player when they won the league.

"He is not going anywhere, he was just loaned to Alaves. There are many opportunities for him. I believe he had a good season in Spain - for example, he was the best player for his team in their recent game against Real Madrid.

"People need to remember and everyone seems to forget that he has recovered from a very, very serious knee injury. If it were up to me and I managed a big team in Europe I would be the first to sign him! He has experience in Europe, he played at a very high level. He qualified with all the national teams, at every level. And he won a championship in the West, at 22 years old. He still has around 11 years left of his career injury permitting, There is more to come."

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