Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin could be heading into another summer transfer window being linked with an exit.
In February, Barry Ferguson revealed that multiple clubs were tracking Raskin and could look to sign him come June.
The Belgium international still has two years left on his deal at Ibrox, so the Light Blues are not under pressure to cash in on him this summer.
Nicolas Raskin has been linked with a Rangers exit…
Scott McDermott believes Rangers could cash in on Nicolas Raskin
Daily Record journalist Scott McDermott has stated that if Raskin keeps up the form he’s in currently, Rangers will be receiving bids for him this summer.
At that stage, they could look to cash in on him if they end up getting a decent offer for him.
While Danny Rohl and the hierarchy would likely want him to stay, each player has a price, and if the money is too good to turn down, they would let him go.
Such money is also likely to come from a Premier League club or a successful club in one of Europe’s top five leagues.
At that point, Raskin himself would want the move and would do everything he can to force an Ibrox exit.
Speaking on the Hotline, McDermott said: “I think he’s got another two years left in his contract.
“If he keeps going and keeps this form, obviously, if bids are going to come in, Rangers could get a decent offer for him (they could sell him).
“It’s kind of scary to think what might have happened if Russell Martin had got his way and they had sold him in that window.”
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Raskin explains rift with Russell Martin at Ibrox
Raskin reveals that Russell Martin rang him one day and told him that he was no longer a part of his plans.
Despite that, the Belgian stated that he would come into training and have a talk with the manager and show him why he deserved to stay at the club.
However, Martin failed to give him the chances he had earned and also used him in the wrong position without giving him the time to adapt.
He also did not play him in the away game at Brugge, which was in Raskin’s home country and he wanted to make an impression.
Raskin said: “He [Martin] called me saying I wasn’t in his plan. Whatever happened, I wouldn’t be in his plan and it would be better for me to leave.
“I think that was just because the window was closing a couple of days after. It was kind of the last try (to get me to leave). But I said to him, ‘I’ll be coming to training on Monday and then we’ll have a chat’.”
“It was already hard when [Martin] told me I wasn’t playing that game [away at Brugge]. Because I thought, ‘That’s in my country. I know people are going to be there watching the game’.
“I have to say, maybe when [Martin] played me as a No.8, like I played under Barry, I wasn’t really as good as I was last season, which I can understand. But he came in, changed the system, changed the demands of the system. I also needed time to adapt to that, you know what I mean?”
