Rangers Prepare for Major Summer Overhaul as Nicolas Raskin Exit Looms
As Rangers gear up for the 2026/27 season under manager Danny Röhl, a significant reshaping of the squad appears on the horizon. Following a disappointing campaign that saw them miss out on the Scottish Premiership title and finish without any silverware, the club is now shifting its focus toward potential player departures.
Midfielder Nicolas Raskin has emerged as a key name likely to draw interest. Since joining from Standard Liège in 2023, the Belgian international has delivered another impressive season at Ibrox, cementing his reputation as one of the team’s most influential players.
According to reports, both Raskin and fellow midfielder Mohamed Diomande could be targeted during the summer transfer window. Their strong performances in the center of the pitch have attracted attention, and Rangers may soon face offers that are hard to turn down.
Raskin was a regular presence throughout the season, producing consistent performances and earning recognition at the international level with Belgium. Diomande also made a significant impact, contributing on both ends of the pitch across various competitions.
While losing such quality would be a setback, a wide-ranging squad refresh could allow Röhl to shape a team more aligned with his long-term ambitions. With Rangers now having gone two consecutive seasons without a major trophy, the pressure to implement meaningful changes is mounting.
The signing of Lawrence Shankland marks the first step in this rebuild, but further arrivals may be necessary if key midfielders move on.
As the transfer window draws nearer, Raskin and Diomande remain two of the most closely watched players at Ibrox, with Rangers facing crucial decisions about the future of several first-team regulars.
