Ianis Hagi is the victim of an unexpected attack in Scotland.
Journalists from a Celtic Glasgow fans’ portal, Rangers’ main rival, are attacking the Romanian footballer.
All this after BBC published details about the negotiations Ianis is having with Rangers for contract extension.
The Videocelts.com portal notes that it is a "desperate" attempt by BBC Scotland to publish a positive news story after Rangers lost to Motherwell.
"After the 45 minutes played against Motherwell, it is debatable whether a new contract for Ianis Hagi can be considered good news. Like Jefte, Hamza Igamane, Hagi has lost some of his shine in recent weeks, as Queens Park, St Mirren, and Motherwell have shown how mediocre the team from Ibrox actually is. Mediocre even on a good day.
Last summer, he was available for free, but no club was willing to match his salary at Ibrox. Even Scott Wright and Todd Cantwell managed to find new teams during Clement's 'Summer Clearout'.
To pick up news about Hagi from Romanian sources is a sign of desperation - in the last 10 years, they have consistently predicted huge moves for Gheorghe's son. Manchester City, Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Spurs have all been linked with a possible move, without any showing real interest. Ianis has already played and failed in Italy, Belgium, and Spain. As a free agent this summer, he could receive modest offers while considering a drastic salary reduction to continue his love story with the team from Ibrox," the source cited wrote.
Recently, Gică Popescu stated that Ianis wants to stay at Rangers and is negotiating an extension.