Proper way to refactor multiple if based conditions

I took over a large legacy code base. It has a code like this:

if ($route == 'login' || $route == 'logout' || $route == 'forgot-password') {
    return;
} 

if ($loggedInUser == false && $currentRoute !== 'login') {
    redirectTo('login', 'You need login');
    return;
}

if ($loggedInUser) {
    if ($loggedInUser['passwordChanged'] == false && $currentRoute !== 'change-password') {
        redirectTo('change-password', 'You need change your password');
        return;
    }

    if ($loggedInUser['profileUpdated'] == false && $currentRoute !== 'update-profile') {
        redirectTo('update-profile');
        return;
    }

    if ($loggedInUser['role'] !== 'admin') {
        redirectTo('logout');
        return;
    }
}

I think i can make each condition a closure function. Put all of them in an array and loop over array and run each function.

I'm wondering if there is a more elegant way to do this controls.