Hagi official - Announcement Rangers
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bigbluenose
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What's blockbusters?Rented him lol, like a VHS out of Blockbusters
randomhero
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If the £3m fee is true that is some deal
Nathan9719972
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Usually fairly informed also
sheddensbear
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I suspect Genk have pulled the plug on the announcemental, not the transfer.
mrsjr1872
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Thought same from first comment defo one for the watching
Honestly not a clue him. Hates Rangers!
Artful Dodger
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Hopefully choking himself to death as he goes.
rangersno.1
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They can’t pull the plug on something that’s out of their hands there was a clause In the contract if rangers trigger it we get first option to sign him so that’s nonsense I’m afraid.
CaptainCourageous
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£3m. Wow.
That's less than half of what Kent cost. If that's the fee plus add ons, it's fantastic business.
That's less than half of what Kent cost. If that's the fee plus add ons, it's fantastic business.
CaptainCourageous
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%^*& sake, give us time to enjoy the positives.
Nathan9719972
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Here here. Rangers bringing a brilliant young player in full time. Couldn’t be happier. The type of signings I’ve wanted Rangers to make for years. Welcome back son!
Eddie Doc
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Another fool that has to guess between to and too as well.
Artful Dodger
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So has he or is it off?
JD1872
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That’s verging on robbery
Erskine Bridge bound!
This is fantastic business, guy will be a star and I assume we will have a new fan base in Romania
DJ_RFC_1872
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Not really as if it is the case it'll mean he has done well enough to justify a big fee.
No, aren’t add ons depending on targets achieved. IE games /goals.
whitbyontbear
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But ...but...but... we ca
But, but but, we don't have the money to buy him.
Dizzel1873
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Outstanding business..
Herbie53
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Can mean a number of things, percentage of future fee will fall under “add ons” I’d imagine
I will keep an eye out
tomvallance1983
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Is this going to be like when Kent signed? Wonder if Hagi’s sisters into bondage
KirkieRanger
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And that's why Barry is manager of Kelty and not a senior club. I have to say that I expected much more from him.
W.A.T.P.
Fair enough, shouldn’t be more than 10/15% anyway.
ShotaShuffle
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Get the new top in a Courier with Hagi 10 shipped to him in Romania for the photos
Theciscokid
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Samsung internet just posted a notification that Genk had removed it.
BlueMeanie
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Now in the Retard
Ianis Hagi completes Rangers move as highly-rated Romanian signs permanent deal
The Ibrox club have taken up their option to buy the Romanian outright from Genk.
Rangers have officially completed the signing of Ianis Hagi on a permanent deal, with the Romanian wonderkid signing a permanent deal.
The attacking midfielder, son of legend Gheorghe, joined on loan from Genk in January with an option to buy set at €5million (£4.45million).
He had an immediate impact on Steven Gerrard 's side, scoring twice in a dramatic Europa League win over Braga at Ibrox.
However, the coronavirus pandemic meant he only pulled on a Rangers shirt 12 times before the season was declared over.
The Ibrox club clearly saw enough though, with confirmation on Tuesday that they've taken up their option to buy Hagi outright.
Genk confirmed the transfer on their website by saying: "Ianis Hagi (21) definitively switches to Glasgow Rangers.
"The Scottish club has lifted the purchase option for the attacking midfielder. KRC Genk had acquired Hagi from the Romanian Viitorul last summer, but left him on a rental basis to Rangers in January.
"We wish Ianis the best of luck in his further career."
Hagi had reported interest from Italian giants Lazio, but he was determined to return to Glasgow after enjoying his short spell at the club.
Ianis Hagi completes Rangers move as highly-rated Romanian signs permanent deal
The Ibrox club have taken up their option to buy the Romanian outright from Genk.
Rangers have officially completed the signing of Ianis Hagi on a permanent deal, with the Romanian wonderkid signing a permanent deal.
The attacking midfielder, son of legend Gheorghe, joined on loan from Genk in January with an option to buy set at €5million (£4.45million).
He had an immediate impact on Steven Gerrard 's side, scoring twice in a dramatic Europa League win over Braga at Ibrox.
However, the coronavirus pandemic meant he only pulled on a Rangers shirt 12 times before the season was declared over.
The Ibrox club clearly saw enough though, with confirmation on Tuesday that they've taken up their option to buy Hagi outright.
Genk confirmed the transfer on their website by saying: "Ianis Hagi (21) definitively switches to Glasgow Rangers.
"The Scottish club has lifted the purchase option for the attacking midfielder. KRC Genk had acquired Hagi from the Romanian Viitorul last summer, but left him on a rental basis to Rangers in January.
"We wish Ianis the best of luck in his further career."
Hagi had reported interest from Italian giants Lazio, but he was determined to return to Glasgow after enjoying his short spell at the club.
No one knows how high this goes!!!
Picture of him and his Da holding up a top
Danger Zone
Just the tip...
Split over 3 years? Clearly admin 2 is imminent
ArfieldGer
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This will only work with him as the No10
Albert Bridge Bear
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Great signing if he gets played in his proper position.
WATP
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No orange font?
Denmark Loyal
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This was everywhere ...lowball valuation ... even Genk would have seen this reported, might have helped get the price down a bit. Just guessing we might have played a blinder here. 3 million over 3 years as someone said is bordering on robbery.
happytobeblue
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Same as every other night for the wee gimp.
DylanGer
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Payments and price make a bit more sense when the transfer market may well be on the brink of a crash.
It's Kent2 to be honest absolute universal acclaim on here and in general terms that you just know won't transfer to loyalty from the stands.
Both Kent and Hagi make good sense or good calculated gambles giving them time to develop however Rangers aren't the club for that. SG is sticking to a plan that you can read every day on here is not acceptable to most who want serious success next season.
I know I'll get the usual Dr Doom shite but it's the truth.
It's Kent2 to be honest absolute universal acclaim on here and in general terms that you just know won't transfer to loyalty from the stands.
Both Kent and Hagi make good sense or good calculated gambles giving them time to develop however Rangers aren't the club for that. SG is sticking to a plan that you can read every day on here is not acceptable to most who want serious success next season.
I know I'll get the usual Dr Doom shite but it's the truth.
sheddensbear
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Regarding the abuse of Barry on here, remember he's just thick, he doesn't have an anti Rangers agenda.
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