Revenge for Raskin- The Sun reveals double joy for Belgian ace against Celt

Nico Raskin wiped away another season of misery with a 13 minute appearance for Belgium in their 4-0 win over Tunisia.

All the hurt of being knocked out of two cup competitions to Celtic was cleared away.

The four match losing run that ended the SPFL Premiership challenge was gone.

The memories of Julian Araujo swinging on the Ibrox cross-bar to celebrate a Scottish Cup win for the Celtic Reserve side was wiped away by winning a friendly international match.

That is the view of Lewis Blaikie who has access to The Sun with the precise case of creating an audience.

Even the most deluded bears were hardly going to charge into George Square to damage statues, park benches and flower beds when news came through the Belgium had beaten Tunisia.

Or more importantly Sebastian Tounekti’s Tunisia because that was what really mattered. Take that Seb!

Blaikie’s Sun profile is hardly surprising, his task is to create engagement, it seems at any cost

In his role as an Audience journalist, he contributes to the TikTok page, with his videos racking up millions of views on the platform. He also ensures all the news and sport social media pages are kept updated, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram  and Threads.

With that task it seems that anything goes. Next up the £30m transfer race for Raskin/Manny Fernandez/Youssef Chermiti.

You might as well throw in Tottenham leading the chase for James Tavernier as well.

NICO RASKIN- THE SERIAL LOSER

Raskin arrived at Ibrox in January 2023 as part of a new dream team created by Micky Beale.

The Belgian world-beater was to team up with Todd Cantwell and create havoc across European football.

Three and a half years later Raskin hasn’t won a thing. At least Jack Butland and Ross McCausland won the 2023 League Cup.

Raskin was injured for the match, and also out of favour with Phil Clement.

The Gullible & Delude are expecting £30m plus bids to come in after starring for Belgium at the World Cup.

After ducking out of the last three SPFL matches any offer over £5m will be gladly accepted by Andy Cavenagh.