Ianis Hagi has been linked with a move to Legia Warszawa. Although there have been media suggestions about the transfer, Edward Iordănescu, the coach of Legia, mentioned in an interview with Pro TV that Hagi is not close to joining the club. The main issue seems to be financial, as Hagi's salary expectations are higher than what Legia can currently offer. Despite this, there were reports that Hagi might be willing to make some concessions. Iordănescu also stated that he spoke with Hagi, who is involved in many discussions and it might take some time before he makes a decision.

Ianis Hagi is reportedly on the brink of joining Legia Warszawa. He has decided not to renew his contract with Rangers FC and is set to become a free agent at the end of June. Edward Iordănescu, who manages Legia Warszawa, is said to be very eager about the chance to work with Hagi once more, as they have previously worked together in the Romanian national team. In an interview with iamsport.ro, Daniel Stanciu mentioned that although he does not know the precise financial details, it is possible that Hagi has specific financial expectations and his salary might see an increase. The mutual respect between both parties could lead to a beneficial agreement for everyone involved.

Ianis Hagi, the son of renowned footballer Gheorghe Hagi, is being considered as a possible transfer target for Legia Warszawa, according to reports by Digi Sport. The proposal for Ianis Hagi to join Legia Warszawa was made by agents representing Fredi Bobic, the club's Director of Football Operations. His management team is currently evaluating the move. Hagi's contract with Rangers is set to expire on June 30 and will not be renewed, which means he can be acquired without a transfer fee. He has expressed a preference to continue his career abroad rather than returning to Romania. At Rangers, he earned an annual salary of approximately 1.4 million Euros and is open to accepting a pay cut in his new club, even considering a salary below one million Euros. The involvement of Legia Warszawa's new coach, Edward Iordănescu, could be crucial in this potential transfer. The 26-year-old attacking midfielder has made 130 appearances for Rangers, during which he scored 20 goals and provided 28 assists. Throughout his time with the team, he has won the league title, a domestic cup, and the Scottish League Cup.