49 people have to move to Ruskin and Haji’s Wanderer Star

Glasgow Rangers fans may not have much reason to be excited about what happened to them in the 2024/25 campaign so far in the 2024/25 campaign.

In the Scottish Premier League title match, Jales lagged 16 points behind their competitors, and they have been eliminated by the League Cup and SFA Cup.

This means the Europa League is the last reality, reality, opportunity to win the trophy this season, and they have a good start in the first leg of their last 16 games against Jose Mourinho.

However, IBROX supporters are indeed very excited about the supporters who stand out, as Sky Sports recently reported that acquiring U.S. investors have been made with the support of 49ers Enterprises president Paraag Marathe.

It is reportedly expected to be completed before the start of next season, which will allow new owners to come in and make big decisions – on the fate of the new manager and the game.

First, they will need to make decisions with the new management team and make decisions about players without contracts this summer.

Rangers players without contracts this summer

At the end of the season, three first-team players left their contracts at Ibrox, including Leon Balogun, Tom Lawrence and Ianis Hagi.

The loans of Rafael Fernandes and Oscar Cortes are due, but the wanderers can choose to trade permanently, while Vaclav Cerny and Neraysho Kasanwirjo will both return to the club after the loan transaction expires.

Of the three players who signed with the Rangers only, 49 had to try to convince Haji to keep Ibrox in an extended manner in the form of this season.

Romanian International scored four goals and seven assists in 24 games in all matches, all of which took place in his 19 outings in the Premier League.

As you can see in the table above, Hagi posed a threat from the offensive midfield position at the top of the court, while also being able to physically fight the opposition defender.

At the age of 26, the Romanian organizers still had a lot to offer, which is why the 49ers should want to expand his current contract to Ibrox, especially if you think he is not among the top five in the club.

The highest income for the homeless

According to Capology, the 26-year-old star earned £21,000 a week on his contract with Light Blues, which put him in the ninth place on the team.

Club captain James Tavernier reportedly earns the highest income of £30,000 per week. It’s understandable when you think the 33-year-old star scored 129 goals and 140 assists in 501 games for GERS in all games.

Wolfsburg borrowers Cerny, who will return to Bundesliga clubs at the end of the season, are the second highest-paid players for the £27,000 per week Ibrox.

As shown in the table above, Hagi and impressive midfielder Nicolas Raskin are at the bottom of the top 10 high-income earners roster, indicating that Gers’ money is worth the money this season.

Raskin assisted Fenerbahce on Thursday, who averaged 3.7 tackles and interceptions per game in the Premier League this season – showing that he provided him with a great shield before the bottom four.

However, the light blues didn’t give all these top earners a huge value, and one of the players the 49ers had to boldly throw away in the summer was goalkeeper Jack Butland.

Why 49ers should keep moving from Jack Butland

As mentioned, the former England international is priced at £25,000 a week, meaning he makes more money than the likes of Hagi and Raskin who have played Gers this season.

Unfortunately, the 32-year-old Dud is not as good as the two midfield stars on the court as he sometimes struggles between sticks.

Butland had a great performance in the first season of Ibrox after receiving 25 clean sheets in 58 games last season in all the Scottish Giants games.

However, the British Colosseum is prone to errors in the current campaign, sometimes causing GERS to lose, including against Manchester United in the Europa League, with errors in the clip below.

The former Crystal Palace and Stoke City man has kept 14 clean sheets in 38 games and is also struggling for the GERS Premier League this season.

As you can see in the table above, Butland was underperforming, and his XG admitted that getting 0.5 goals was 0.5 more than expected and making three mistakes that directly resulted in the opposition’s shot or goal.

These statistics show his performance decline this semester and show why the 49ers are right to boldly rank Wanderers first, with their subpar shooting and error-prone performance being the responsibility between the sticks.

Light Blue couldn’t rely on him as the final defensive end as he had put his defender under pressure and was underperforming in his own shots.

He has been in contract until the summer of 2027, but the new owner must try to find a new club for the British goalkeepers to open the market for them in order to try to upgrade in the summer transfer window.

Due to his form drop, time may be between Butland and Brand, but there are still months before the season ends and others have impressed new ownership and potential new management teams ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.