McInnes seems to understand what makes Raskin tick having taken over in the summer where it looked like the Belgian might be off…

Rangers midfielder Nico Raskin has spoken about his strong working relationship with manager Derek McInnes following summer speculation regarding a potential exit from Ibrox. The 25-year-old Belgian international explained that McInnes's tactical acumen and personal support have revitalized his form, establishing him as a key figure alongside midfield partner Dan Neil during the club's Scottish Premiership campaign.
Ahead of matches against St Johnstone, Hearts, and a Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Aberdeen, Raskin emphasized his desire to win silverware before leaving the club. Reflecting on a recent 2-2 draw with Dundee, Raskin insisted there is no panic in the squad as they aim to target domestic trophies.
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