Yanis Hagi is on loan at Deportivo Alaves until the end of this season and will return to Rangers unless the Spaniards decide to sign him permanently. The Romanian midfielder told in which championship he wants to play from next season.

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Janis Hagi believes that La Liga suits his style of play the best

Yannis Hagi attempted to revive his career this season when Rangers loaned him to Deportivo Alaves, a team in Spain’s first division.

The Romanian player made 18 appearances for the La Liga group, but was mostly introduced at the end of matches.

The Spaniards have shown no intention of making a permanent move for the player, who is now valued at €2.5m, and it is likely he will return to Glasgow Rangers before seeing if he remains fit for Ibrox.

While in the training camp of the Romanian national team for the double with Northern Ireland and Colombia, Yanis Hagi recently gave an interview to MARCA in which he discussed his future in football, as well as the championship in which he would like to play more in order to continue his football career. career

“I like the level of La Liga, I like everything in Spain: the teams, the competition between players and teams, the pressure that exists here.

I feel that this is the championship where I can be the most successful and where I can show all my qualities. This is a league I’ve followed since I was a kid and it’s always been my dream to be here. I am here now and I want to be here for a long time!

(no. Do you see yourself here in the future, a year from now?) Yes, I am where I want to be. This is the football that I want to develop into, this is the football that I believe can unlock the best version of me. I have only been here for 6-7 months, but I already feel that I have become a better player, I am growing every day in training and in games. I feel like I’m progressing every day, and I think in the near future I’ll show everyone who I am.” – Janis Hagi reported.

Romania group for friendlies with Northern Ireland and Colombia

doorman

Horatio MOLDOVAN (Atletico Madrid | Spain, 9/0), Florin NIG (Gaziantep | Turkey, 19/0), Stefan TIARNOVANU (FCSB, 1/0), Marian IOANI (FC Rapid 1923, 0/0);

protection

Andrey RAYU (Rayo Vallecano | Spain, 15/1), Christian MANEA (CFR Cluj, 24/2), Vasile MOHOSH (CFR Cluj, 4/0), Andrey BURTS (Al-Ohdud | Saudi Arabia, 25/1), Radu DRGUSHIN (Tottenham | England, 13/0), Adrian RUS (Paphos | Cyprus, 19/1), Jonuts NEDELTSYARU (Palermo | Italy, 25/2), Bohdan RATSOVYAN (Rakiv | Poland, 0/0), Raul Oprut (AFK Hermannstadt, 3/0), Deyan SORESKU (Gaziantep | Turkey, 14/0);

midfielders

Nikolae STANKIU (Damak | Saudi Arabia, 66/14), Marius MARIN (Pisa | Italy, 15/0), Alexandru CIKALDU (Konyaspor | Turkey, 35/4), Rezvan MARIN (Empoli | Italy, 52/3), Olimpiu MORUCAN (Ankaraguju | Turkey, 14/1), Darius OLARU (FCSB, 15/0), Adrian SHUT (FCSB, 0/0), Dennis MANN (Parma | Italy, 20/6), Valentin MIKHIL (Parma | Italy, 17/4), Yanis HAGI (Deportivo Alaves | Spain, 31/4), Denys DRUGUSH (Gaziantep | Turkey, 8/2), Florinel KOMAN (FCSB, 12/1);

ATTACKERS

George PUSHKASH (Bari | Italy, 40/11), Denis ALIBEK (Muayter | Qatar, 36/5), Florin TANAS (Al-Ohdud | Saudi Arabia, 17/2).

Before participating in EURO 2024, Romania will play two friendly matches in June, both in Bucharest at the Steaua Stadium: on Tuesday, June 4, against Bulgaria and on Saturday, June 8, against the national team of Liechtenstein.

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Romania’s matches at Euro-2024

Romania – Play-off B (June 17, Munich, 16:00)

Belgium – Romania (June 22, Cologne, 22:00)

Slovakia – Romania (June 26, Frankfurt, 19:00)

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Groups of the Euro-2024 final tournament

Group A: Germany, Hungary, Scotland, Switzerland

Group B: Spain, Albania, Croatia, Italy

Group C: England, Denmark, Slovenia, Serbia

Group D: France, Austria, Netherlands, play-off A (Wales – Finland / Poland – Estonia)

Group E: Belgium, RomaniaSlovakia, playoff B (Bosnia – Ukraine / Israel – Iceland)

Group F: Portugal, Turkey, Czech Republic, play-off C (Georgia – Luxembourg / Greece – Kazakhstan)

How the playoff matches of the selection for Euro-2024 look like

Route A

Wales – Finland

Poland – Estonia

Route B

Bosnia – Ukraine

Israel – Iceland

Route S

Georgia – Luxembourg

Greece – Kazakhstan

Know:

• The matches will be held on March 21 and 26, 2024 in a semi-final/final format. It will be played in one round.

• The winners of each playoff will qualify for Euro 2024.

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