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Jens Hjertø-Dahl Transfer from Tromsø to Cardiff City
Cardiff City appeared to have reached an agreement with Tromsø for the transfer of Jens Hjertø-Dahl before Hull City gained a more advanced position than them.
Cardiff City appeared to have reached an agreement with Tromsø for the transfer of Jens Hjertø-Dahl before Hull City gained a more advanced position than them.
Hull appear to have succeeded over Rangers and Cardiff City in signing Jens Hjerto-Dahl.
Hull appear to have succeeded over Rangers and Cardiff City in signing Jens Hjerto-Dahl.
Both Hull City and Cardiff City are preparing offers for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl and believe he can be persuaded to leave. Cardiff City is currently in the leading position to sign the player and both clubs are confident of reaching an agreement. It is believed that Tromso are demanding a fee of approximately £8.5 million for him. Rangers have now withdrawn from negotiations as they were not close to meeting the asking price. An initial offer of £5 million from Rangers was quickly rejected, and they have decided not to make a follow-up bid. Interest from English clubs who are better-placed financially made the deal difficult for Rangers, which led them to withdraw.
Both Hull City and Cardiff City are preparing offers for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl and believe he can be persuaded to leave. Cardiff City is currently in the leading position to sign the player and both clubs are confident of reaching an agreement. It is believed that Tromso are demanding a fee of approximately £8.5 million for him. Rangers have now withdrawn from negotiations as they were not close to meeting the asking price. An initial offer of £5 million from Rangers was quickly rejected, and they have decided not to make a follow-up bid. Interest from English clubs who are better-placed financially made the deal difficult for Rangers, which led them to withdraw.
Jens Hjerto-Dahl remains one of Cardiff City's priority transfer targets. The club made an improved second offer valued at approximately £7.8 million, including around £6.2 million guaranteed upfront. Tromsø have since responded with a counter-proposal, to which Cardiff has not yet formally replied, and negotiations are ongoing. Since Cardiff submitted that improved bid, Hull City has also become interested, while RB Salzburg has emerged as another serious contender. Cardiff's interest has not changed despite that increased competition.
Jens Hjerto-Dahl remains one of Cardiff City's priority transfer targets. The club made an improved second offer valued at approximately £7.8 million, including around £6.2 million guaranteed upfront. Tromsø have since responded with a counter-proposal, to which Cardiff has not yet formally replied, and negotiations are ongoing. Since Cardiff submitted that improved bid, Hull City has also become interested, while RB Salzburg has emerged as another serious contender. Cardiff's interest has not changed despite that increased competition.
Cardiff have made a £7.8 million offer for Jens Hjerto-Dahl, but the situation is uncertain as the club and the player are delaying a decision to see if other offers are made this summer.
Cardiff have made a £7.8 million offer for Jens Hjerto-Dahl, but the situation is uncertain as the club and the player are delaying a decision to see if other offers are made this summer.
Negotiations between Tromso and Cardiff have stalled in recent weeks due to Tromso's £8.5m valuation of Hjerto-Dahl.
Negotiations between Tromso and Cardiff have stalled in recent weeks due to Tromso's £8.5m valuation of Hjerto-Dahl.
The Daily Record reports that Cardiff City offered a £7.8million package for Jens Hjerto-Dahl. The Norwegian side are not in a rush to sell the player. Tromso have sent a counteroffer to Cardiff City, and the club is currently maintaining its £8.5million valuation.
The Daily Record reports that Cardiff City offered a £7.8million package for Jens Hjerto-Dahl. The Norwegian side are not in a rush to sell the player. Tromso have sent a counteroffer to Cardiff City, and the club is currently maintaining its £8.5million valuation.
Tromso sporting director Lars Petter Kræmer-Andressen confirmed that the club and Cardiff have had dialogue over a period of time and that nothing has been decided. Kræmer-Andressen also noted that other clubs are close to the situation and that Tromso are not in a hurry to sell Jens Hjerto-Dahl.
Tromso sporting director Lars Petter Kræmer-Andressen confirmed that the club and Cardiff have had dialogue over a period of time and that nothing has been decided. Kræmer-Andressen also noted that other clubs are close to the situation and that Tromso are not in a hurry to sell Jens Hjerto-Dahl.
Cardiff City has made a bid for Jens Hjertø-Dahl worth more than £7.8million. According to Norwegian reports, the package exceeds 100 million Norwegian kroner (£7.8m) once bonuses are included, with around 80 million NOK (£6.2m) guaranteed. The offer is understood to have started negotiations between the clubs and would exceed Tromsø's previous record transfer sale if completed. Cardiff owner Vincent Tan has a close personal interest in negotiations, and Brian Barry-Murphy had identified Jens Hjertø-Dahl as one of his leading midfield targets following the departure of Ryan Wintle.
Cardiff City has made a bid for Jens Hjertø-Dahl worth more than £7.8million. According to Norwegian reports, the package exceeds 100 million Norwegian kroner (£7.8m) once bonuses are included, with around 80 million NOK (£6.2m) guaranteed. The offer is understood to have started negotiations between the clubs and would exceed Tromsø's previous record transfer sale if completed. Cardiff owner Vincent Tan has a close personal interest in negotiations, and Brian Barry-Murphy had identified Jens Hjertø-Dahl as one of his leading midfield targets following the departure of Ryan Wintle.
Daily Record reports that Cardiff City are becoming a leading contender for Jens Hjerto-Dahl, having signalled their willingness to match Tromso's £8m asking price.
Daily Record reports that Cardiff City are becoming a leading contender for Jens Hjerto-Dahl, having signalled their willingness to match Tromso's £8m asking price.
It is reported that there has not yet been a response to Cardiff City's £7.8m bid for Jens Hjerto-Dahl. When asked about a possible move to Cardiff amid reports of a bid, Hjerto-Dahl said he had no comment. He added that if a transfer happens, all the information will be provided, and that his focus is now on TIL.
It is reported that there has not yet been a response to Cardiff City's £7.8m bid for Jens Hjerto-Dahl. When asked about a possible move to Cardiff amid reports of a bid, Hjerto-Dahl said he had no comment. He added that if a transfer happens, all the information will be provided, and that his focus is now on TIL.
Cardiff City are in talks with a Norwegian side to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl, with the Welsh club offering £7.8 million for the player. There have been suggestions that the Ibrox hierarchy had a bid for Hjerto-Dahl rejected, with Cardiff now attempting to sign him. According to iTromso on 22 July, the midfielder wants to consider other opportunities if another club were to meet the £8.5m asking price.
Cardiff City are in talks with a Norwegian side to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl, with the Welsh club offering £7.8 million for the player. There have been suggestions that the Ibrox hierarchy had a bid for Hjerto-Dahl rejected, with Cardiff now attempting to sign him. According to iTromso on 22 July, the midfielder wants to consider other opportunities if another club were to meet the £8.5m asking price.
Cardiff City have made a new attempt to sign Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Reports in Norway claim that a new bid of £7.8 million has been submitted. According to the Norwegian news outlet iTromso, the bid for the player could be sufficient for Tromso to accept. Rune Robertson stated on X that Cardiff's bid is an attempt to surpass all other competing clubs, which include Rangers, to secure Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Cardiff have now outbid Rangers by £2.5m.
Cardiff City have made a new attempt to sign Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Reports in Norway claim that a new bid of £7.8 million has been submitted. According to the Norwegian news outlet iTromso, the bid for the player could be sufficient for Tromso to accept. Rune Robertson stated on X that Cardiff's bid is an attempt to surpass all other competing clubs, which include Rangers, to secure Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Cardiff have now outbid Rangers by £2.5m.
Tromso sporting director Lars Petter Kraemer-Andressen has insisted that no deal has been agreed for Jens Hjerto-Dahl to leave the club amid interest from Rangers and Cardiff City. The Tromso chief confirmed that no deal has been finalized yet. He told Nordlys that the player has not been sold yet, and the price is not currently decreasing.
Tromso sporting director Lars Petter Kraemer-Andressen has insisted that no deal has been agreed for Jens Hjerto-Dahl to leave the club amid interest from Rangers and Cardiff City. The Tromso chief confirmed that no deal has been finalized yet. He told Nordlys that the player has not been sold yet, and the price is not currently decreasing.
According to Anthony Joseph, Jens Hjerto-Dahl turned down personal terms from Cardiff, even though the offer was financially more attractive. Cardiff did not sign Hjerto-Dahl, who preferred a move to Rangers.
According to Anthony Joseph, Jens Hjerto-Dahl turned down personal terms from Cardiff, even though the offer was financially more attractive. Cardiff did not sign Hjerto-Dahl, who preferred a move to Rangers.
Tromso boss Jorgen Vik insists the club are in no rush to let Jens Hjerto-Dahl leave amid interest from Cardiff City. Reports suggest Cardiff City are ready to increase their offer. Jens Hjerto-Dahl did not rule out a move to the English second tier last week. He told Nordlys that he thinks the Premier League is an incredibly tough competition. He described the Championship as physical and a league where he might get more opportunities to start games and get more playing time. The player added that he wants to play like everyone else and that they will have to see what happens.
Tromso boss Jorgen Vik insists the club are in no rush to let Jens Hjerto-Dahl leave amid interest from Cardiff City. Reports suggest Cardiff City are ready to increase their offer. Jens Hjerto-Dahl did not rule out a move to the English second tier last week. He told Nordlys that he thinks the Premier League is an incredibly tough competition. He described the Championship as physical and a league where he might get more opportunities to start games and get more playing time. The player added that he wants to play like everyone else and that they will have to see what happens.
Jens Hjerto-Dahl has been a long-term target for Rangers, but Cardiff City are expected to complete a significant transfer for the Norwegian U21 international. According to Record Sport, a move to Ibrox is close to collapsing in favour of a transfer to Wales.
Jens Hjerto-Dahl has been a long-term target for Rangers, but Cardiff City are expected to complete a significant transfer for the Norwegian U21 international. According to Record Sport, a move to Ibrox is close to collapsing in favour of a transfer to Wales.
Cardiff City, an English Championship side, is attempting to sign Tromso player Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Tromso rejected a £5.5 million bid from Cardiff City. The clubs are negotiating again. According to reports, an agreement between the two clubs is close. The Norwegian side is seeking £8.5 million. The 20-year-old has not yet agreed to personal terms with Cardiff City, which creates an opportunity for the Glasgow giants to intervene in the transfer.
Cardiff City, an English Championship side, is attempting to sign Tromso player Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Tromso rejected a £5.5 million bid from Cardiff City. The clubs are negotiating again. According to reports, an agreement between the two clubs is close. The Norwegian side is seeking £8.5 million. The 20-year-old has not yet agreed to personal terms with Cardiff City, which creates an opportunity for the Glasgow giants to intervene in the transfer.
According to Anthony Joseph, Cardiff City are advancing in negotiations with Tromso for Jens Hjerto-Dahl and the clubs are nearing an agreement. Cardiff City would still need to agree personal terms for the 20-year-old, who is keen to consider all his options.
According to Anthony Joseph, Cardiff City are advancing in negotiations with Tromso for Jens Hjerto-Dahl and the clubs are nearing an agreement. Cardiff City would still need to agree personal terms for the 20-year-old, who is keen to consider all his options.
Cardiff City are competing with Rangers to sign the Tromso player Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Tromso chief Lars Petter Kraemer-Andressen said there have been negotiations over the past week. He stated that they will see what happens and it could take a while. Kraemer-Andressen said several clubs are interested, but many factors must align for something to happen. He added that if the player is going to leave, it has to be to a club he wants to go to and that Tromso also has high expectations for the price.
Cardiff City are competing with Rangers to sign the Tromso player Jens Hjerto-Dahl. Tromso chief Lars Petter Kraemer-Andressen said there have been negotiations over the past week. He stated that they will see what happens and it could take a while. Kraemer-Andressen said several clubs are interested, but many factors must align for something to happen. He added that if the player is going to leave, it has to be to a club he wants to go to and that Tromso also has high expectations for the price.
Cardiff City have contacted Norwegian club Tromso about Norwegian central midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl, but face strong competition from Rangers. Cardiff are understood to be hopeful of convincing Tromso to accept a lower price and have verbally proposed a deal worth around £5 million, an offer which was quickly dismissed. Tromso is seeking a fee close to £7 million for the 20-year-old, who is contracted until 2029. Rangers, who have a long-standing interest in the player, are also in dialogue with Tromso and are expected to intensify their pursuit after positive discussions with his representatives. The midfielder has reportedly made it clear he is interested in a move to Ibrox, favouring a switch to Glasgow over the Championship due to what he sees as better prospects for first-team and European football. If Rangers meet Tromso's valuation, the player is likely to choose the move to Scotland. The Norway U21 international, who has 7 caps, has 6 goals and 2 assists in 13 league appearances this season, with a market value of €10.00m according to Transfermarkt. Several other clubs, including Benfica and Beşiktaş, have also been linked with the player. The firmness of Tromsø's valuation is demonstrated by their rejection of a reported €7 million offer from Beşiktaş in January 2026 and more recent bids from Rangers worth over £5.5 million.
Cardiff City have contacted Norwegian club Tromso about Norwegian central midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl, but face strong competition from Rangers. Cardiff are understood to be hopeful of convincing Tromso to accept a lower price and have verbally proposed a deal worth around £5 million, an offer which was quickly dismissed. Tromso is seeking a fee close to £7 million for the 20-year-old, who is contracted until 2029. Rangers, who have a long-standing interest in the player, are also in dialogue with Tromso and are expected to intensify their pursuit after positive discussions with his representatives. The midfielder has reportedly made it clear he is interested in a move to Ibrox, favouring a switch to Glasgow over the Championship due to what he sees as better prospects for first-team and European football. If Rangers meet Tromso's valuation, the player is likely to choose the move to Scotland. The Norway U21 international, who has 7 caps, has 6 goals and 2 assists in 13 league appearances this season, with a market value of €10.00m according to Transfermarkt. Several other clubs, including Benfica and Beşiktaş, have also been linked with the player. The firmness of Tromsø's valuation is demonstrated by their rejection of a reported €7 million offer from Beşiktaş in January 2026 and more recent bids from Rangers worth over £5.5 million.
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