Raskin is reportedly under contract with Rangers until 2028, giving the club a strong position if interest develops. He is not approaching the final months of his deal, so any potential move would require Rangers’ approval rather than simply waiting for his contract to expire.
The report says uncertainty remains around his long-term plans, but the length of the agreement gives Rangers time to assess whether he remains central to their midfield. It also means performances, rather than speculation alone, are likely to shape the next stage of the story.
Raskin’s goal in the draw at Dundee provides a useful reminder of his value on the pitch. Rangers will need midfielders who can influence matches in both phases, particularly when games become congested and opponents defend in numbers.
One goal does not settle a player’s transfer future, but it strengthens the case for keeping the focus on his role within the team. If Raskin continues contributing in the final third, Rangers may view his presence as increasingly important.
The next opportunity comes when St Johnstone visit Rangers on Saturday. That fixture should offer another indication of Raskin’s standing, especially if he starts and is trusted with responsibility in possession.
For now, the picture is mixed: reported happiness in Glasgow, a contract running to 2028, and lingering uncertainty over what comes next. Rangers’ next priority will be turning that stability into consistent performances, while Raskin’s form will keep the future conversation alive.