Nicolas Raskin says he is "really happy" at Rangers, even though he remains unsure about what might happen when the January transfer window opens. The Belgium midfielder, 25, scored his first goal of the season in last weekend's 2-2 draw at Dundee and has started Rangers' past seven games.
Raskin had been linked with a move away in the summer and was left out of some matches amid a possible transfer. He admitted that the hardest part of the uncertainty was being unable to play. "Watching the boys playing, this is probably the hardest bit I've been through during the window," he said.
Since joining Rangers in January 2023, the midfielder has made more than 150 club appearances and earned 22 Belgium caps. He said that as an ambitious player he had considered seeking a new challenge after the World Cup, but that he has never pushed for a move because he is happy at the club. "It's a big club. This club helped me join the Belgian national team, which is a big, big thing," he said.
Raskin said he is calm about the situation and praised the manager for his support since arriving. With plenty of time before January, he said the focus is on winning as many games as possible. Asked about extending his contract before the end of next season, he said: "I don't know, it's not up to me. It's up to the club."
Source: BBC Sport Football · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing