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Nicolas Raskin misses return match against Jablonec due to possible transfer

Rangers' Nicolas Raskin has not traveled to the Czech Republic for the return match in the Conference League due to a potential transfer.

27 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Nicolas Raskin, the 25-year-old Belgian international, is absent from Rangers' squad for the return match against Jablonec in the Conference League play-offs. He did not travel to the Czech Republic, possibly due to an upcoming transfer.

Raskin, who joined from Standard Liège in 2023, has been linked with a transfer this summer. He also missed the first leg at Ibrox, which Rangers won 1-0.

Raskin's absence has been noted in various media outlets, with speculation regarding a potential move to another club before the transfer window closes.

The transfer market is currently in full swing, and according to several sources, discussions are ongoing about a possible move for the midfielder.

Rangers won the first leg against Jablonec last week and now have the opportunity to qualify for the next round of the competition, but without Raskin in their ranks.

The situation surrounding Raskin is being closely monitored by both fans and media, as the transfer period progresses and his future at Rangers remains a topic of discussion.

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