Thelo Aasgaard is slowly coming into his own at Rangers since moving from Luton Town in the previous transfer window.
The 23-year-old impressed once again as Ibrox hosted Hibernian in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final on 20 September, with the Gers winning 2-0.Aasgaard shone for Norway against Moldova in the recent international break, scoring four goals in the 11-1 victory on 9 September.
The attacking-midfielder has brought his form back to Scotland, but there have been slight bumps on the wayThe playmaker’s father has revealed that the Norway international is delighted about his move from Luton to Scotland.
Aasgaard Sr. also hailed the atmosphere inside Ibrox and is looking forward to seeing the Glaswegian outfit turn their season around after a poor start.Speaking to The Scottish Sun on 23 September, the midfielder’s father said: “In the early days with Rangers, he got this really annoying injury, and he ended up not playing against Panathinaikos when he was ready to get started, so that was a blow. But the atmosphere at Ibrox is the most incredible I’ve experienced in my life.
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