CONFIRMED: Rangers FC Attacking Midfielder Ianis Hagi Signs Three-Year Deal with Wolves

Wolverhampton Wanderers have officially completed the signing of Ianis Hagi from Rangers FC, with the Romanian international penning a three-year contract at Molineux. The move marks a significant step in Hagi’s career and brings to a close weeks of speculation surrounding his future.

Hagi, 26, has been a key figure at Rangers since joining the Scottish club in 2020, contributing both creativity and goals from the midfield. Despite limited playing time in recent seasons due to injury setbacks and tactical shifts, the attacking midfielder remained a highly sought-after talent, attracting interest from clubs in England, Spain, and Turkey.

Wolves have now won the race for his signature, securing the playmaker in a move that signals their intent to strengthen their attacking options ahead of the new Premier League season.

Speaking after the announcement, Wolves’ head coach praised Hagi’s technical ability and vision on the pitch:

“Ianis brings a level of creativity and intelligence that will complement our squad perfectly. He’s versatile, experienced at the international level, and hungry to prove himself in the Premier League.”

Hagi, the son of Romanian football legend Gheorghe Hagi, expressed excitement about the new challenge:

“Joining Wolves is a dream come true. The Premier League is one of the best competitions in the world, and I’m ready to give everything for the fans and the badge.”

The deal is believed to include performance-related incentives, though the transfer fee remains undisclosed at this stage.

Hagi will link up with his new teammates immediately as Wolves begin preparations for their pre-season tour. His creativity and attacking flair are expected to add a new dimension to the side’s midfield as they look to build on last season’s mid-table finish.