The surging Rangers transfer exodus in full as Ianis Hagi breakthrough arrives plus Sam Lammers in the money

Forgotten Ianis Hagi looks to be the latest name to be heading for the door at Rangers as Philippe Clement ramps up a major Ibrox clearout.

The Belgian boss had conceded that he would not be able to pay out bumper transfer fees for the Light Blues' rebuild until some players had been moved off the wage bill - and there looks to be a hasty mass exodus taking place in Govan with a host of stars departing. Jose Cifuentes is set to cut his Brazilian loan short and leave Ibrox for good just 12 months on from a £1.2million switch from LAFC.

The Ecuador international will join Greek side Aris Thessaloniki on a fresh year-long loan with an option to buy - while Connor Goldson is also bringing the curtain down on his six-year spell at Rangers. The centre-back was spotted flying out of Glasgow Airport as he brings the curtain down on his Ibrox career..

Cypriot outlet Kerkida claim the Englishman flew out to Germany to complete his final medical examinations before the 31-year-old seals a switch to Aris Limassol. Now Romania international Hagi looks to recoup some cash for Rangers.

He endured a tough loan stint at Deportivo Alaves but showed he's still got it at the Euro 2024 with his country and is planning to reignite his career elsewhere. Digi Sport reported that a €2.5m (£2.1m) fee has been agreed between Rangers and Fiorentina with Hagi already agreeing terms with the Serie A side. Sam Lammers also looks to have ended his Ibrox nightmare. The 27-year-old has been told he has no part to play in Clement’s summer rebuild and has not played a part in pre-season after returning from a six-month loan at FC Utrecht.

Votebal International report that Lammers has agreed a three-year-deal with FC Twente set to receive an initial €2.5m