Raskin could be on way out as Rangers close in on Kim move

What the report says

Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin could be nearing an exit from Ibrox after missing the squad’s trip to Jablonec for the second leg of their Conference League play-off. BBC Sport reports that manager Derek McInnes said the absence was not due to injury, but to the possibility of a transfer, with interest in the Belgium international believed to have increased in recent days. Raskin, 25, has been linked with Fenerbahce, and McInnes said the club are preparing for the possibility that he departs before the window closes.

McInnes said Raskin trained on the day of the match but was left in Glasgow because of the transfer situation. He added that if the midfielder stays beyond the deadline, Rangers would be happy to keep working with him, but that the club also wished him well if he moves on. Raskin has made 149 appearances for Rangers, and his spell at the club has lasted three-and-a-half years.

At the same time, Rangers are close to signing South Korean winger Kim Min-su from Girona, who could become their 12th summer arrival. BBC Sport said the 20-year-old was expected in Glasgow for a medical, with McInnes describing the move as close but not yet complete. Rangers remain active in the market as they try to strengthen the squad for the season ahead.