Romanian midfielder Ianis Hagi, 26 years old, currently a free agent after parting ways with Glasgow Rangers, is looking for a new team.
The Romanian international has recently been proposed to the new team taken over by former coach Edi Iordanescu, Legia Warsaw. After recently turning down an offer from a team in Turkey, where he would have earned a salary of two million euros per year, Polish journalists write that the son of the legendary Gica Hagi has put the Legia management on hold to wait for a better offer.
"At his presentation conference, Iordanescu said that his biggest enemy is time. And here comes Ianis Hagi back into the discussion. It is most likely that the Romanian midfielder, son of a great legend, will want to wait for an offer from one of the top 5 European leagues. He already has an offer from Turkey, with a salary close to 2 million euros, but he does not want to go there.
He is waiting for something better in terms of sports. On the other hand, Iordanescu does not want to wait, as he needs reinforcements immediately. In short: the coach would like a 'strong player' like Hagi, for example, towards the end of the transfer window, in September?
No, definitely not, because he knows that tough matches are coming up in the European cup qualifiers. And what are the chances that Hagi will decide for Legia (assuming he receives an offer) right now? According to our sources, at this moment - illusory," the Polish press wrote, through Goal portal.
Hagi has only played once in the top 5 European leagues, when he was loaned for a year to Deportivo Alaves in Spain.
Legia Warsaw finished only in 5th place in Poland, but won the Cup and will start in the 1st preliminary round of the Europa League. Edi Iordanescu's boys, who signed for 2 years with the team, will play against Aktobe from Kazakhstan, where Andrei Vlad and Bogdan Vatajelu play.
D.A.