A final turn of events in the case of Ianis Hagi. The Scots came up with the information

The Scots have given the last details about the future of Ianis Hagi at the Scottish vice-champion, Glasgow Rangers.

Scottish fans insisted on Ianis Hagi in the first “11” at Rangers, but Philippe Clement sent him in the first part of the season to the second team, and when he returned to the senior team he only made two appearances in the championship. The team has a modest journey in the championship and European cups, and this it may be the Romanian’s chance to prove that he deserves a place in the starting line-up.

Ianis Hagi, the moment of truth at Rangers: “It’s his time”

The Scots at Rangers Review believe that Ianis Hagi will have the chance to prove that he deserves his place at Rangers, right after the international break. The following matches will be extremely important both for the future of the Romanian and that of the technician Philippe Clement, increasingly challenged by the Scottish fans.

“The following domestic matches will show the future of Ianis Hagi and Philippe Clement and will say a lot about where the two are heading. Rangers are not a team to dominate their opponents, victories have come by close scores, more from individual flashes than collective efforts. Hagi is the type of player who can handle situations like this and give Rangers an edge when they need it most. Finally, it seems that Ianis Hagi’s time at Rangers has arrived. He needs Clement to give him the opportunity he’s been waiting for and wants,” he noted Rangers Review.

In the last match in the championship, Ianis Hagi was only a reserve against the penultimate ranked Hearts. Philippe Clement doesn’t give the Romanian any chances at all which he also sent to the second team at the start of the season. A solid performance by Ianis Hagi at Rangers would vindicate the Belgian’s detractors and thus he could sign his own resignation after a series of poor games recorded by the Scottish vice-champions.

Ianis Hagi, summoned to the national team for the “double” with Cyprus and Kosovo

The Romanian international continues to be an important player in the national team gear even though he has only made two appearances this season for Rangers.

The selector Mircea Lucescu continues to rely on the services of Ianis Hagi. In the first four Nations League Group C matches, the midfielder was only brought on towards the end of the match and ticked off just 51 minutes in total.

• Ianis Hagi collected 43 selections for the Romanian national team for which he scored 5 goals.