Ianis Hagi has declined a contract renewal proposal from Rangers. His existing agreement is set to conclude at the end of the season, and the club has decided not to extend it unless he agrees to reduced terms. Galatasaray has expressed interest in Hagi, with their manager, Okan Buruk, having previously shown interest and indicating a willingness to consider a future move. Hagi shares a history with Galatasaray from his childhood. The Romanian international, who is now 26, is in the final six months of his contract, which permits him to engage in discussions with other clubs without restrictions. Despite being an essential player for Rangers' manager Philippe Clement, Hagi has been associated with a potential departure since August, especially following a loan period with Deportivo Alaves. Galatasaray's interest has been longstanding, with Buruk commenting on Hagi's impressive form at Rangers and recalling Hagi's childhood visits to Galatasaray's training sessions. The manager of the Turkish club remains optimistic about a future transfer, recognizing Hagi's capabilities and his previous injury challenges.