RANGERS FANS IN BITS AS NIKOLAS RASKIN TIPPED TO COMPLETE UNFORGIVABLE TRANSFER WITH UNTHINKABLE CLUB LEADING THE WAY

The Ibrox faithful have been left in a state of absolute shock as reports emerge that Belgian midfielder Nicolas Raskin is on the verge of a departure that few saw coming. Despite becoming a cornerstone of Danny Rohl’s rejuvenated Rangers side, the 24-year-old is now being linked with a move that fans have described as nothing short of unforgivable. While interest from the English Premier League and Serie A has been well-documented over the winter window, the latest whispers suggesting a domestic “betrayal” or a move to a bitter rival have sent the Light Blues’ support into a social media frenzy. The “unthinkable” nature of the potential destination has added a layer of toxicity to a transfer saga that was already reaching a boiling point, with many fans fearing that one of their most technically gifted assets could be used against them in the heat of a Premiership title race.
​The timing of these revelations could not be worse for the Rangers board. Having only recently integrated Raskin as the creative heartbeat of the midfield following the departure of Russell Martin, the prospect of losing him to a direct competitor or a club with deep historical animosity is a bitter pill to swallow. While Rangers have slapped an eye-watering valuation of nearly £20 million on the midfielder to ward off standard European suitors, the narrative has shifted from a simple financial transaction to a question of loyalty. Supporters are “in bits” at the thought of Raskin—who once claimed he wanted to leave the club in the “right way”—potentially forcing a move that would burn every bridge built since his arrival from Standard Liege. As the deadline looms, the pressure on the Ibrox hierarchy to block this “unforgivable” exit is mounting, with the fan base demanding that the club protects its integrity even if it means turning down a record-breaking fee. If this unthinkable transfer crosses the finish line, it won’t just be a loss of talent; it will be a deep scar on the relationship between the stands and the dressing room.