The 23-year-old midfielder, who arrived at Ibrox in the most recent transfer window, has been gradually adapting to life in Glasgow and is showing signs that he could become an important figure in Russell Martin’s squad.
Aasgaard’s early appearances were marked by flashes of creativity mixed with the expected adjustment period of stepping into a new league and environment. However, in recent weeks, his composure on the ball, vision in midfield, and ability to link play between defence and attack have started to catch the eye.
The Norwegian-born playmaker, who represented Wigan Athletic before joining Luton, is known for his technical ability and versatility, qualities that have added a different dimension to Rangers’ midfield. Supporters have begun to notice his growing influence, especially in matches where Rangers have struggled to break down compact defences.
Manager Russell Martin has spoken of his belief that Aasgaard will only improve with more game time, highlighting his intelligence on the pitch and willingness to work for the team. With Rangers still searching for consistency in their performances, the midfielder’s rise in form could prove timely.
If Aasgaard continues on this upward trajectory, he could establish himself as a key part of Martin’s long-term rebuild at Ibrox. For now, his gradual adaptation is a promising sign that Rangers may have unearthed a player capable of becoming a fan favourite.
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