The website "CaughtOffside" reported that Tottenham is considering Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin as an option for their midfield in 2026. However, signing him in January seems unlikely at the moment. Coach Thomas Frank is looking for new reinforcements in the midfield, as the club believes this position needs development in the upcoming period.

The same source revealed that Raskin might be available at a reduced price next summer if he does not sign a new contract with Rangers, especially since his current contract expires in just 18 months. It was also explained that interested clubs might prefer to wait until the end of the season rather than pay a large sum in January.

The report emphasized that not renewing the contract could pave the way for the player's departure, noting that Raskin might be open to a new move that would allow him to play at a higher level and strengthen his position in the Belgian national team.

The website added that Rangers expects increased interest in the player in January and the upcoming summer, hoping that his market value will continue to rise.

Tottenham's final decision remains contingent on the player's availability at a reasonable price, especially if his transfer becomes easier during the summer transfer window.