Ianis Hagi: Rangers midfielder dismisses Roma transfer speculation
Romania global Ianis Hagi has been connected with a January move to Roma however the assaulting midfielder says he is completely centered around playing for Rangers; supervisor Steven Gerrard has hailed Glen Kamara's effect in his side after the 25-year-old marked another agreement
Ianis Hagi says he is "completely thought" on Rangers in the midst of move talk connecting the midfielder with a January move to Serie A club Roma.
Reports in Romania guarantee Roma and Rangers have concurred a £17m charge for a mid-season move.
Hagi has had a stop-start season through injury and a Covid-19 lay-off and got back from isolation off the seat to set up the opener in the midweek Premier Sports Cup triumph over Livingston.
When gotten some information about the Roma reports in front of Saturday's Premiership experience at Dundee, Hagi said: "The present moment I am in a position where tomorrow there is a game.
"Following five days there is another game. I'm completely focused on Rangers.
"I don't think right presently is the second to discuss moves. The exchange window recently finished so there is no good reason for discussing moves.
"I'm simply zeroing in on my game, on Rangers. There is a global break soon so that is the place where my head is."
Officers had uplifting news on the crew front in midweek when Finland midfielder Glen Kamara broadened his arrangement until 2025.
Chief Steven Gerrard said: "I have said on many events, it's significant at a club like Rangers that you attempt to keep your best players as far as might be feasible.
"Presently, we as a whole see how the club functions, yet Glen is somebody who squeezes into our style outrageously well.
"He has developed, developed and worked on a ton since we took him from Dundee. He had clearly had great tutoring down at Arsenal and at Dundee under Neil McCann.
"So we realized we were culling a player to suit our style however Glen has come in and worked hard to work on his game and I believe it must a level now where individuals are truly liking what sort of player he is, and what level he can perform at. Glen makes our 11 more grounded and he makes our crew more grounded."
Kamara's move makes Connor Goldson the vitally extraordinary agreement business that Rangers are meaning to finish, with the protector being out of agreement the following summer.
"As the director of this club you need to regard where individuals are at," Gerrard added.
"I'm not going to be a director who powers individuals to accomplish something they are not prepared to do.
"Everything we can do, assuming we need to keep players, is make good offers and expectation that they are in total agreement.
"I will in general leave [sporting director] Ross Wilson to take care of his work, and the players' agents. When we concur we need to keep a player or expand an arrangement, I say to Ross 'over to you' and Ross does his wizardry.
"Despite the fact that it was a patient one, Glen has consistently clarified that he is glad here. Officers has been useful for Glen, Glen has been useful for Rangers. Now and then as a supervisor, you must show restraint."
