Rangers FC is requesting a transfer fee of 25 million GBP (approximately 29 million EUR). Wolverhampton is very interested in acquiring Nicolas Raskin but is currently unwilling to meet the asking price. Nicolas Raskin is considered a very important player by Rangers FC and is contracted with them until mid-2028. Standard, the club that sold Raskin to Rangers, is hopeful for a transfer as they have a sell-on clause entitling them to 20% of the profit above 1.5 million EUR.

Wolves are reportedly set to make a bid for Nicolas Raskin, a long-term target for the club. Wolves are ready to step up their interest with an official bid this summer. The Scottish Premiership giants, Rangers, reportedly value Raskin at around £25m, but the exact amount Wolves will offer remains to be seen. Wolves have made Raskin one of their priorities ahead of next season, according to the Daily Record.

Nicolas Raskin has emerged as a summer target for Premier League club Wolves, who have been monitoring his development over the last 18 months. His former manager, Philippe Clement, expressed his belief that Raskin is ready to compete in the Premier League. While Raskin is not anticipated to join a top-six club immediately, he is regarded as having considerable potential for future growth. Wolves' interest in Raskin is part of their strategy within a £20 million transfer budget allocated by the new owners, San Francisco 49ers, for current manager Russell Martin. Raskin, with two years left on his contract, has also drawn attention from West-Midlands rivals Aston Villa and potential international clubs. His outstanding performances have earned him four appearances for the Belgian national team, and Clement, who worked closely with Raskin at Rangers, characterized him as a tactically astute player with the ability to excel in the Premier League, provided he receives sufficient playing time.