Rangers F.C. are facing a major transfer setback as Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. step up their efforts to hijack a move for rising star Jens Hjertø-Dahl.
The Norwegian midfielder has “exploded onto the scene” over the past year, emerging as one of the most exciting young prospects in Scandinavian football. His performances for Tromsø IL have not only elevated his reputation but also attracted interest from several clubs across Europe.
Rangers had been quietly working on a potential deal after identifying Hjertø-Dahl as a key midfield target. However, Wolves are now looking to use their financial strength and Premier League appeal to muscle in on the deal, significantly complicating matters for the Ibrox side.
Valued at around £10 million, the 21-year-old recently signed a long-term contract with Tromsø, putting his club in a strong position to demand a premium fee. That development, combined with growing interest from clubs such as Hamburger SV and Sporting CP, has turned what once looked like a straightforward move into a fierce transfer battle.
For Rangers, the situation now demands urgency. With Wolves pushing aggressively and other European sides circling, any delay could see them lose out on a player widely tipped for a big future.













