Raskin nears exit as Rangers close in on Kim deal
Nicolas Raskin could be on his way out of Rangers, having not travelled to Jablonec for the club's Conference League play-off second leg, while the club are close to signing Kim Min-su from Girona.
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"Nico hasn't travelled, nothing to do with injury or anything like that, just the potential of a transfer."
— Derek McInnes , Athlete
"We're close to certainly doing one. Min-su is obviously one that we've been really active on."
— Derek McInnes , Athlete
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Nicolas Raskin could be on his way out of Rangers, having not travelled to Jablonec for the club's Conference League play-off second leg, while the club are close to signing Kim Min-su from Girona.
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