Nico Raskin has minimized the importance of transfer speculation linking him with a summer exit from Rangers amid interest from Hull City. He insisted his full focus is on Belgium’s World Cup campaign and clarified he is not considering a move while on international duty.

Nico Raskin will be made available by Rangers this summer, with newly promoted Premier League club Hull City interested in a deal. Former Tigers star Mick Brown said Hull City think Nicolas Raskin will be available from Rangers. Reports claim the Ibrox club have rejected a £14million offer from Hull.

Sources have told Football Insider that Rangers will increase their asking price for Nicolas Raskin towards the £25 million mark. Former Hull defender Mick Brown told Football Insider that Hull City are confident they will be able to sign Raskin this summer. Brown added that Rangers may struggle to convince him to decline the chance to play in the Premier League and feels Raskin would not require a major financial commitment.

Nicolas Raskin's proposed move to Hull City is in doubt because Rangers are reportedly maintaining their valuation of the midfielder. A report from the Hull Daily Mail claims that the Gers have set their price tag and are insisting on receiving a figure of around £20m. It states that while Sergej Jakirovic's side rate Raskin, there is a significant difference between the clubs regarding a potential fee. A player-plus-cash deal could be another option to acquire Raskin, with a £10m plus Pandur offer potentially convincing the Gers. The stopper is rated at that price, making the total package valued at £20m.