Ianis Hagi has told Rangers fans that he’s ready to roll his sleeves up and fight for the club. But that’s certainly not the impression the Romanian playmaker gave last summer, nor is it the same message he’s been sending since joining up with his country at Euro 2024. Whilst we can’t fault Ianis Hagi for his attitude in the Rangers B team ranks, the situation with the playmaker stinks and doesn’t reflect well on any party involved. But as the transfer window bottlenecks and Hagi’s representation get a little desperate, let’s revisit the last 12 months and compare it against Hagi’s very public…