NIKOLAS RASKIN POSTS EXPLOSIVE STATEMENT JUST MINUTE AFTER TRANSFER WINDOW CLOSES, HE HAS CAUSE A VERY BIG STIR

In a move that has left the Ibrox faithful in a state of absolute shock, Nicolas Raskin reportedly posted an explosive statement on his social media accounts just minutes after the 2026 winter transfer window slammed shut. The Belgian midfielder, who has been a central figure in Danny Röhl’s title-chasing Rangers side, has caused what many are calling the biggest “off-field stir” of the season.
​The statement, which appeared briefly on his Instagram before being deleted, allegedly took aim at the uncertainty surrounding his future during the final hours of deadline day. Despite interest from top European leagues and a reported £15 million valuation, Raskin remained at Rangers. His post reportedly hinted at a “lack of respect” and “broken promises” during negotiations, leaving fans questioning whether the relationship between the star man and the club’s board has reached a breaking point.
​The timing of the outburst is particularly damaging. Just days ago, Raskin was being hailed for his “monstrous” performances and his public commitment to the club’s title charge against Hearts and Celtic. However, this “midnight bombshell” suggests a significant behind-the-scenes rift. Sources close to the dressing room claim the player was frustrated by a blocked move to a “Top Five” league, while the club insists they were simply protecting their best assets for the run-in.
​The stir has immediately gone viral, with Rangers supporters divided. Many sympathized with the player’s ambition, while others labeled the outburst “unprofessional” during a critical stage of the campaign. With a massive fixture against Kilmarnock looming, Danny Röhl now faces a major man-management crisis to ensure his star midfielder remains focused on the pitch.
​As the dust settles on one of the most chaotic deadline days in Scottish football history, Raskin’s explosive words have ensured that the drama is far from over. Whether this leads to a reconciliation or a fast-tracked exit in the summer remains to be seen, but for now, Ibrox is bracing for the fallout.