Rangers fringe man Ianis Hagi could be headed for Spain, according to a report.
Reports from the continent claim that Deportivo Alavés have made a loan offer for the Romanian.
According to Relevo, the Basque outfit wants the 24-year-old.
They claim that the La Liga side has made an offer of a season-long loan, although there is no option to buy included.
Michael Beale has admitted that the player could well be on his way out of Ibrox.
However, speaking after today's 2-0 win over Ross County he insisted there was no further movement on his situation.
Addressing the final week of the window in general, he said: "We’ve got a really big squad so naturally, I think one or two might look to go and get football.
"Whether that’s one or two of the younger ones or it’s been reported that Glen might move, who has not been involved with the team.
"Ianis we’ve been speaking about. He missed out on the squad today along with Kieran Dowell. Kieran had an ever so slight knock. As the week goes something could happen. As it stands just now, it’ll be more outs and ins for sure.”
On the game in the Highlands, he added: "I thought first half we started really well, had a couple of chances through Cyriel before we scored. Delighted for Kemar Roofe. As a coach, as a staff, we see him every day and we know how frustrated he’s been in the last few months.
"I’m sure he’ll put that in his own words. That’s just a desert for all of the work he’s put in to get back."
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