Nicholas Raskin's future at Rangers is becoming uncertain and another Serie A club want him.
last week, sports witness Belgian claims about Atalanta's interest in the midfielder covered up. It is believed Raskin is ready to take the next step in his career and his squad are pushing for a transfer.
Real Betis also tried to sign him in the summer of 2025. The deal fell through due to Rangers' asking price, which at the time was €10m.
Now, there is increasing attention around the Belgian, who could help Rangers secure a big fee.
more italian interest
Today, tutomercatoweb Report: Rangers player on Bologna's shortlist.
The move is likely to be orchestrated by their new manager Domenico Tedesco. He manages the Belgium national team between 2023 and 2025 and that is when the German-Italian could keep a close eye on the 25-year-old.
Tedesco is looking for a midfielder who can operate within his 4-3-3 system. He sees Ruskin as someone who would fit the role perfectly. That's why he is a 'solid target' for Bologna, having previously shopped in Scotland.
They signed Lewis Ferguson from Aberdeen in 2022 and his development has impressed.
Rangers should hope for a good World Cup.
Ruskin has now spent four seasons at Ibrox and this has helped him become a reliable team player for Belgium. This is something Rangers could take advantage of, as the midfielder has featured twice in the World Cup.
Although the Italian press has not specified a valuation, it could prove problematic for Serie A clubs if it gets too high.
