Rangers star signs new deal before heading out on loan as three more starlets take advantage of co-operation agreements

IT’s been a busy day in terms exits at Ibrox despite the transfer window closing on September 1.

And that’s even before Nicolas Raskin potentially seals a shock move away Rangers – with two Turkish giants circling.

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SunSport understands Rangers would consider selling the Belgian midfielder if either Besiktas or Fenerbahce launch a late swoop before their deadline closes.

The Light Blues are even willing to let him leave on LOAN to get him out of the club.

But Raskin isn’t the only one who could leave Rangers on a temporary move.

The Ibrox club have confirmed as many as FOUR young players have completed moves away from Glasgow to join lower league clubs they are in partnership with.

Rangers entered into co-operation agreements with three different SPFL clubs – Raith Rovers, Alloa Athletic and Stirling Albion.

And one player who featured in the Europa League for Rangers last season has taken advantage of the SFA initiative.

Paul Nsio, 19, who came off the bench against Union Saint-Gilloise last term, has committed his future to the Light Blues by penning a new two-year deal woth the club.

But in the meantime the midfielder will head to Stark’s Park to link up with Celtic hero and Raith Rovers boss Barry Robson for the season.

Speaking after sealing his new deal, the teenager said: “I’m delighted to extend my contract here at Rangers.

“The last few years have flown by, and I’ve shared so many good memories throughout my time in the Academy, be it winning silverware or developing as a player each day.

“It was an honour to make my league and European debut last season and it has whet my appetite to earn more opportunities at a senior level. All glory be to God.”

He joins three other starlets in heading out of Ibrox to link up with other partnered clubs.

Chris Eadie and Connor Campbell will both continue their development in League Two with Stirling Albion, Lewis Stewart has been sent to Alloa for the season as well.

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