Rangers are yet to receive any concrete offers for Nico Raskin but there have been talks with clubs, Derek McInnes has confirmed.
The Belgium midfielder did not travel with the squad to face Jablonec in tonight's shock defeat on penalties. The manager confirmed that was down to a "potential transfer."
It had therefore been assumed something was at an advanced stage for the 25-year-old.
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But, as it stands, no offers have been received.
Speaking post-match, McInnes said: "There have been no offers for Nico [Raskin]. It’s just been quite a few conversations, so I don’t know where that was. Certainly not today, ahead of the game - I hadn’t heard anything.
"So, I don’t know where that’s at. That may well change. But I did think we lacked a bit of experience in the middle of the pitch at times. I think any team would miss somebody like Nico, but I need to say that’s not the reason why we’ve lost tonight. We should still have enough in the building, as I said."
