Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin is subject to interest from a number of clubs in the United Kingdom as well as in Europe.
Currently, the 25-year-old is at the World Cup representing Belgium, and is not likely to make a decision mid-tournament.
Raskin is open to leaving Rangers this summer and has a number of options to choose from in the coming weeks.
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Real Betis confident of signing Nicolas Raskin for less than what Rangers want
According to Spanish media outlet El Desmarque, Real Betis are in a good position to secure the services of Raskin this summer.
The report claims that despite the prices being quoted in the media, they can sign the Belgian for a fee lower than that.
Despite reported interest from clubs like Hull City and Everton, the La Liga outfit believe that they can bring the midfielder to the Benito Villamarin this summer.
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Hull have already tabled a bid for Raskin, which is around £14m, and that has already been turned down by the Light Blues.
The report does not mention at what price Betis expect to sign him, but they are confident that they can do what it takes to get him to Spain.
Manuel Pellegrini has already given the club his approval to go out and secure the Belgian’s services.
What sources at Ibrox have said about Raskin’s future
Rangers News understands the club are aware of the interest shown in the midfielder’s services and believe they hold the upper hand in negotiations.
The midfielder’s deal at Ibrox runs until the summer of 2028, so they are under no immediate pressure to cash in on him.
Seeing him performing well at the World Cup further solidifies their stance on demanding north of £20m.
Thus far, no club has managed to come close to that valuation, and even if Betis are confident of signing him, they will not be able to sign him for less than that.
The only way that happens is if they include another player in the deal as a sweetener, but sources have told Rangers News that nothing of the kind has happened so far.
