When he scored the goal which secured his nation a place in the pot for this summer’s European Championships, Rangers’ £3 million may have felt as if he had also guaranteed a seat on the plane to Germany. If so, the comments made by the head coach of his national team this week – to quote Edi Iordanescu – should set ‘alarm bells’ ringingfor a player who has started only six league games all season, and could yet pay with his place not only in the starting XI but perhaps in the squad as a whole. This is certainly not the situation Ianis Hagi envisaged when he left Rangers for a loan spell at De…