“Who makes such ridiculous decisions”

The supporters of the Ibrox group commented on social networks after the Scots posted a farewell video for Ianis Hagi.

Opinions divided after the separation of Ianis Hagi de Rangers: “Among the few I am sorry to leave” / “I don't know why everyone is disturbed”

Longer, but shorter comments have been highlighted, and the opinions are divided: an important group of supporters regret the separation, and the other group considers it a move that benefits both parties.

“Among the few of whom I am sorry to leave”, “This hurts”, “Briliant player”, “Who makes such ridiculous decisions”, “it is worth saying goodbye to the fans”, “was treated horrible by the club”, were some of the comments that regret the separation.

The other group of supporters claim that the movement was a natural, as Ianis Hagi has never confirmed.

“I do not know why everyone is disturbed. It was good at certain times, but it had no consistency and was prone to injuries,” was one of the comments.

I don't know why everyone is upset. He was good at certain times, but he had no consistency and was prone to injuries ”, was one of the comments.

Ianis Hagi's departure from Rangers seems less than a loss and more than the end of a long and long “what if”.

The sparkle cannot be denied – the odd moment of brilliance, the potential that we had to see more.

But the truth is that Hagi has never transformed the promise in presence. Too often on the outskirts, floating through matches when Rangers needed someone to take control.

Yes, the injury was a hindrance. A big one. But even before that, a game rarely dominated. He played as a player waiting to deliver and I waited too much.

A big name, a big reputation, but at Ibrox, this never translated into a big impact. His departure feels delayed. Rangers needs players who are required, not those we find apologies.

Good luck to him, but this move fits both sides.

-A fan of Rangers on social networks

Rangers's official communiqué: “We can confirm today”

“We can confirm today that Ianis Hagi, Leon Balogun and Tom Lawrence will leave the club upon expiration of contracts.

Players borrowed Václav Cerny, Nerasho Kasanwirjo and Rafael Fernandes will return to their mother clubs.

Everyone from Rangers thanks the players who leave for the time spent at the club and wishes them a lot in the future ”, said Rangers on the Facebook page.