Philippe Clement has sanctioned the resigning of EX-Ibrox playmaker valued at £3.5M

Philippe Clement has sanctioned the resigning of EX-Ibrox playmaker valued at £3.5M

The 25-year-old Romanian international playmaker has spent the season on loan at La Liga side Alaves, but he has recently been left out of the Spanish club’s starting lineup.

It will be a source of tremendous unhappiness for the player, who left Rangers in the summer in quest of playing time after suffering a severe cruciate ligament injury.

Now, Ianis Hagi is almost certainly at a crossroads in his career, and according to Chris Jack, a return to the Rangers isn’t out of the question.

Ianis Hagi could return to the Rangers

Writing in the Rangers Review, the journalist consulted a number of individuals close to the player and compiled information about what went wrong in Spain.

While we’ll let you look up the article and learn more about Ianis Hagi’s time at Alaves, Jack makes some intriguing revelations concerning his future.

The narrative claims Ianis Hagi “did not want to leave” Rangers and offers various testimonies about the midfielder’s affection for the Ibrox club.

The report indicates that “it remains to be seen if he has a future in Glasgow” and suggests that Philippe Clement will decide whether or not to keep Hagi.

As things stand, Ianis Hagi’s chances of returning to Alaves permanently are “slim,” making a return to Ibrox a real possibility.

Alaves loan stint did not work.

The study also suggests that Ianis Hagi, who had a public disagreement with Michael Beale over playing time, could have been better off staying with Rangers.

The midfielder may not have had the exposure he desired following his injury under the Englishman, but the Belgian has instilled newfound trust in the team.

Not only that, but Hagi would have had the opportunity to prove himself worthy and very certainly received minutes under Clement’s squad rotation philosophy.

With a call-up to Romania’s Euro 2024 nearly guaranteed, there will be a summer tournament between Alaves’ final minutes and his return to Rangers training.

But as for the midfielder returning to Ibrox, he has this week nostalgically mentioned that heroic showing v Braga – we’ll just have to wait and see.

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