Rangers are reportedly prepared to agree to a loan arrangement for midfielder Nicolas Raskin as they aim to transfer him before Monday's deadline. It is understood that Crystal Palace and Wolves have shown a strong interest in the Belgian, with both clubs emerging as the primary options for the 24-year-old. Rangers are willing to consider a loan deal, provided it includes an obligation to purchase the player in 12 months. This structure would enable Premier League clubs to account for the transfer in next year's financial statements, thereby not affecting their PSR for this season. Meanwhile, Rangers would gain from reducing their wage bill and securing assured transfer funds in a year's time. Raskin's contract with Rangers is valid until May 2027, and according to Transfermarkt, his market value is currently estimated at €10 million.