Rangers midfielder Nico Raskin still has full belief in the Rangers squad that they can win their last four games to lift the Scottish Premiership title despite the home loss to Motherwell last Sunday.
The 25-year-old Belgian international has urged his teammates not to get hung up on their last result and focus on what’s to come as the season comes to a dramatic end.
Raskin spoke at the Rangers pre-match press conference before the game against Hearts at Tynecastle on bank holiday Monday.
Raskin said: “We know we can do it, it is now about putting in the effort in the last four games to get the wins.”
He also spoke about his desire to win trophies before doubling down on his point of putting the Motherwell result behind them.
He continued: “Winning trophies is something I have dreamed about and I was so disappointed after Motherwell, but in football you can’t dwell on it.”
Raskin only has a League Cup winners medal from his time at Rangers since signing in January 2023.
After the Hearts game, Rangers are away to Celtic, home against Hibernian then finish their campaign away to Falkirk.
After the poor result last week it looks like only 12 points out of 12 would be enough for Rangers to win the Scottish Premiership for the first time since 2021.
