After scoring in Tromso's 4-1 win against HamKam, Jens Hjerto-Dahl admitted he does not know if he has played his last game for the club. He stated that he is taking things day by day and week by week. Hjerto-Dahl commented that there is a lot of speculation and that people think they know what is happening, adding that what happens in the end will be seen. He also said it would be really fun to play the European qualifiers at home and that he is looking forward to it. Tromso manager Jorgen Vik praised Jens Hjerto-Dahl for focusing on his football amid the transfer uncertainty.

Rangers may be in a position to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl once Nico Raskin's move to Villarreal is completed. Ibrox sources indicated yesterday that the deal for Hjerto-Dahl was at risk of collapsing, but the outlook has changed with Raskin's £17m exit getting closer to completion. There is now a belief that a £6.6m move for Hjerto-Dahl could now be possible.

Rangers are advancing their interest in Jen Herto-Dahl, and talks are ongoing with the Norwegian club over a deal for approximately €6 million. Herto-Dahl desires to join the club from Glasgow, and personal terms are not anticipated to be a problem because they are agreed in principle.

A deal for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl was at risk of collapse. Freelance journalist Sam Cohen claims that a third bid from Rangers has resulted in significant progress. A deal valued at €7.8m (£6.6m) is now reportedly active again. There is uncertainty surrounding the situation, but the move could proceed.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl has agreed personal terms with Rangers. According to GiveMeSport journalist Sam Cohen, Derek McInnes has fully convinced Hjerto-Dahl to sign for the club over rivals this summer. Cohen reports that with personal terms agreed, a club-to-club agreement is close and is the next step. The journalist also states that Hjerto-Dahl only wants to join Rangers and has indicated that Ibrox is his preferred destination.

Reporter Lars Eidissen said the interest from Rangers in Jens Hjertø-Dahl is more firm. However, Rangers' pursuit appears to be fading as they are about to sign Partizan captain Vanja Dragojevic for £4m, which would take their total of central midfielders to 11.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl has been a long-term target for Rangers. According to Record Sport, a move to Ibrox is close to collapsing, and the situation now favours a transfer to Wales.

It is claimed that Rangers have outbid Cardiff City for Jens Hjerto-Dahl and are ready to offer £6.7 million. It is believed that negotiations are in an advanced stage, but despite claims that the Scottish side are close to agreeing a fee with Tromso, Hjerto-Dahl has yet to agree personal terms.

Norwegian outlet Nordlys has reported that Rangers officials have flown to Norway for talks with Tromso as they increase their pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl. However, Sky Sports reports that Rangers have shown interest in Hjerto-Dahl but have not yet submitted an improved bid.

It is claimed that talks for Jens Hjerto-Dahl are at an 'advanced' stage and that Rangers are ready to raise their offer to £6.7 million to secure the player. The Norwegian U21 international has admitted he is keen to join Rangers and has thought about his first derby against Celtic. Jens Hjerto-Dahl said it is tempting to think about playing in an Old Firm match, which he described as a big and very well-known local derby.

On Thursday afternoon, Norwegian outlet Nordlys reported that Rangers are ready to lodge an improved offer for Jens Hjerto-Dahl. The report also stated that Rangers officials are flying into Tromso on Thursday to negotiate terms.

The Daily Record reports that the re-emergence of links to Jens Hjerto-Dahl occurred after Partizan Belgrade informed the Bears they wanted more for Vanja Dragojevic. A move for Hjerto-Dahl may have only re-emerged because of the initial failed efforts for Dragojevic, and as a result, the Govan side may not pursue the former any further. It appeared at one point that the Gers could have signed both players, and although nothing has been stated to confirm they will not, it now seems unlikely.

Rangers had a £5 million advance for Jens Hjerto-Dahl rebuffed by Tromso, as reported by the Daily Record and Sky Sports. TEAMtalk reported that Rangers remain the leading contenders for Jens Hjerto-Dahl and are now willing to increase their offer towards Tromso's £7 million asking price. It is reported that Jens Hjerto-Dahl's preference is to join Rangers because of the opportunity to play European football. TEAMtalk claims that Rangers are working on deals for both Jens Hjerto-Dahl and Vanja Dragojevic. Reports state that Rangers are increasing their interest and getting closer to Hjerto-Dahl's asking price despite Dragojevic's arrival.

Talks with Norwegian side Tromsø for Jens Hjerto-Dahl are still active. It is understood that Rangers are the leading contenders ahead of interest from Cardiff City and that they are willing to pay closer to the £7 million asking price than other interested parties.

The attempt by Rangers to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl is at a critical stage. A bid from Cardiff City for Jens Hjerto-Dahl was rejected, and it is not known whether the side managed by Derek McInnes will return with a fresh bid. Rangers can sign the 20-year-old if they are willing to meet Tromso's demands.

Rangers have had positive discussions with the representatives of Jens Hjerto-Dahl, and sources close to the situation believe the outcome of the matter depends on the club. The midfielder is said to favour a move to Glasgow, where he perceives greater potential for regular first-team football and European competition. According to sources, Tromso are seeking a fee of approximately £7 million for the promising Norwegian international. Insiders suggest that if Rangers meet Tromso’s valuation, the midfielder is likely to choose a move to Scotland over a transfer to the Championship. With both Cardiff and Rangers now actively pursuing him, a decision on his future could be made soon.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl has stated he has watched Old Firm matches to get an understanding of what Scottish football is about. Tromso transfer chief Petter Andressen said there have been negotiations over the past week. Andressen also said it is not certain Jens Hjerto-Dahl will leave. He stated that several clubs are interested, but many factors must align for a transfer to happen. According to Andressen, if the player is to move on, it has to be to a club he wants to go to, and Tromso also have high expectations for the price.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl insists he is ready to wait for a move to Rangers after Tromso rejected all bids for the player. The Norwegian outlet iTromso reports that the club has rejected all interest in him so far. Jens Hjerto-Dahl stated that he prefers Rangers over Besiktas but is prepared for the fact that it could take a long time before a move to a new club is finalised. Speculation in his homeland suggests that a deal could be imminent. Tromso head coach Jorgen Vik commented that in every club, each player has a price for which they can be sold.

According to TEAMtalk, Rangers are set to accelerate moves to sign Tromso's Jens Hjerto-Dahl as they look to complete a midfield double deal for new manager Derek McInnes. Hjerto-Dahl has contributed to seven goals in 12 appearances in the Norwegian top flight in 2026. The Norwegian has expressed his desire to leave Tromso and move to Glasgow. The move for Hjerto-Dahl is not quite as advanced, although the 20-year-old has informed Tromso of his wish to move to Ibrox, which is expected to accelerate a potential deal. Rangers are in contact with the Norwegian's representatives.

Jorgen Vik, head coach of Tromso, has admitted that Jens Hjerto-Dahl will be allowed to leave the club for the right price. It is reported that Tromso are maintaining their £7.5 million asking price for the 20-year-old.

Rangers retain an interest in Jens Hjerto-Dahl and have been told an £8.5million fee will be required to sign the player. Reports in Norway suggest the Light Blues have already had a bid rejected. Tromso sporting director Lars Petter Andressen told TV2 that the bids have not been good enough. He stated that the interest in Jens is great and there is much time remaining in the window. Andressen added that while a lot can still happen, as of now, the situation is not close to any development.

Rangers have submitted a bid for Jens Hjerto-Dahl and are in discussions with Tromso regarding a potential deal. Rangers will not pay the fee of approximately £8.5 million that the Norwegian club is reportedly seeking.

Offers have been made for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. It is understood that an offer from a Championship club is higher than the last bid of more than £5.5 million from Rangers.

Tromso have placed an £8.5million valuation on midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl amid growing interest from Rangers and clubs in England and Germany this summer. The Rangers Review reports that Hjerto-Dahl continues to be monitored by the club and that this position has intensified following fresh offers for the 20-year-old. Further talks are expected regarding a potential deal for Hjerto-Dahl. The midfielder is believed to favour a move to Ibrox, having previously distanced himself from interest from Besiktas.

According to reports in Scandinavia, a £5.3 million offer from Rangers for Jens Hjerto-Dahl has been turned down, and the Eliteserien club is maintaining its £7.5 million asking price. Jens Hjerto-Dahl said that he has not thought much about it. He added that the offer was made and rejected a week ago, and that he accepts that. He also admitted that a move to Rangers is tempting.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl is one of Rangers' priorities this summer, and the club had an initial £5.3million bid for the midfielder rejected by Tromso earlier this week. Tromso do not want to sell Hjerto-Dahl to Rangers or anyone else, despite significant interest across Europe. According to Rune Robertsen, a Norwegian journalist who works for ITromso, Jens Hjerto-Dahl admits he has a preference for a move to Ibrox over Besiktas. Rangers' bosses are reportedly considering a new bid for Hjerto-Dahl after their £5.3m offer was rejected.

ITromso has reported that the Bears have made a £5.3million bid for central midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. The bid has been rejected. The Norwegian source states that Tromso do not want to sell the player, who they consider a valuable asset, and that interest in him is growing quickly this summer.

Reports have indicated that Norwegian midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl remains a target at Ibrox despite signing a new deal at Tromso earlier this year. Jens Hjerto-Dahl told iTromso that he has lived with the rumours for almost a year and it is nothing new.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl is considered a potential replacement for Raskin at Rangers. His good start to the 2026 Eliteserien season, with four goals in four games, means Rangers will have to act quickly or risk losing him.

Rangers were linked with Tromso's Jens Hjerto-Dahl in January, but a transfer was not completed. The Sun states that Wolves are attempting to intervene in a potential transfer for the player. The outlet claims that amid links with Hamburg and Sporting CP, Hjerto-Dahl could be valued at over £10m.

Rangers were linked with Jens Hjerto-Dahl and tried to sign him in January, but the transfer did not happen and he stayed at Tromso. Rangers are monitoring Hjerto-Dahl, whom they have admired for the last few years. It is not certain if they will prioritise him this summer after the unsuccessful attempt to sign him. A transfer for the player is currently considered highly unlikely.

Tromso's Jens Hjerto-Dahl, a January target, could be a summer option for Rangers. According to Italian outlet Il Resto Del Carlino, Rangers are believed to have made an approach for a possible move for the Norway U21 international, with Bologna and Celtic also interested. The report suggests the Norwegian club is likely to demand a fee of around €10m (£9m) or €8m (£7m). Rangers are still said to be continuing to pursue a deal.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl has expressed his desire to play in one of Europe’s top leagues and ruled out a move to Bodo/Glimt, according to NRK on 30 March.

Rangers had strong links to signing Norwegian midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl in January, but the signing was not completed in the winter window after Tochi Chukwuani's arrival, which removed any realistic chance of signing him this season. Rangers will have a keen interest in a summer move for Jens Hjerto-Dahl after his strong start to 2026 with Tromso. The midfielder may not be available for an affordable price past this summer.

Rangers continue to monitor Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. The player decided against a move during the January transfer window and indicates he would have remained at Tromso even if Rangers had increased their interest. Tromso value Dahl at around £8 million, according to the Daily Record.

Rangers have been repeatedly linked with a move for Jens Hjerto-Dahl. While reports had suggested the 20-year-old was set to move to Danny Rohl’s side this summer, Rangers Review journalist Chris Jack downplayed talk of a transfer. Days after reports emerged that the midfielder was only being monitored by Rangers, he has extended his contract at Tromso. The Norwegian team’s official website confirmed that Hjerto-Dahl has signed a new four-year contract with the Eliteserien club until the summer of 2029.

Rangers are expected to make Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl their first summer signing.

Rangers were linked with Tromso star Jens Hjerto-Dahl during the winter transfer window. According to Rangers Review journalist Chris Jack, the two teams have not reached an agreement for a summer transfer for the midfielder. The report also states that no offer has been made yet, but he will remain under consideration by Danny Rohl’s side. Jack states that Hjerto-Dahl is not a front-runner to move to Ibrox ahead of next season and that the addition of Tochi Chukwuani resulted in Rangers deciding against a second midfield signing. The youngster was first identified by Rangers as a possible recruit last summer. While he is on their radar, a move does not appear to be imminent.

Italian sports journalist Marco Conterio stated that Jens Hjerto-Dahl was close to joining Rangers. Conterio later said that a deal between Rangers and Norwegian side Tromso was complete, with only personal terms with the player remaining to be agreed upon ahead of the 2026-27 season. Conterio also stated that Jens Hjerto-Dahl would receive a £867,000 net salary, which is equivalent to a £16,000-per-week deal at Rangers.

Rangers insiders have refuted reports that Jens Hjerto-Dahl is close to agreeing a deal to move to Ibrox. Claims originating in Italy had reported that the Norwegian was very close to the transfer, leading to speculation that Rangers had an advantage over their rivals. However, according to well-placed Ibrox sources, there is no truth to the reports, as the number of suitors has pushed the transfer fee beyond what the club was willing to pay.

According to Marco Conterio, Jens Hjertø-Dahl is about to move from Tromso to Glasgow Rangers. After discussions and hesitations from Besiktas, Glasgow Rangers are ready to finalize the deal with a net salary of one million for the young player. The signing is expected shortly.

Tromso midfielder Jens-Hjerto Dahl was a primary target for Rangers at the start of January, but discussions about his possible move to Govan have ceased.

According to Tutto Mercato Web journalist Marco Conterio, Rangers are one of the contenders to sign Tromso central midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl before the end of the January transfer window. The 20-year-old is reportedly being pursued by a number of clubs across Europe, with Besiktas seemingly leading the effort to sign him. Conterio claims that Liverpool, Everton, Lazio, Union Berlin, and Rangers are competing with Besiktas to sign him before Monday's deadline, and that the Turkish side is his preferred destination at present. Rangers were linked with an interest in the central midfielder earlier in this window, when a fee of £5m was mentioned.

According to reports, Rangers are among several European clubs interested in a late transfer for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl. The Ibrox side have reportedly become interested in the 20-year-old very recently. According to journalist Marco Conterio, Rangers are firmly among Hjerto-Dahl’s suitors at the moment, and it is not yet known whether the team managed by Philippe Clement will propose a late offer for the midfielder.

Talks were advancing for Rangers to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl before the club approved the £4 million move for Chukwuani. A fee of around £3.5 million would be required to sign Hjerto-Dahl. The club is now believed to be looking for a more experienced deep-lying midfielder for any subsequent midfield signings.

Chris Jack has dismissed rumours that Jens Hjerto-Dahl was at Ibrox and that a deal to bring him to Rangers was near completion. Jack revealed that the 20-year-old is with Tromso at their training camp in Portugal and not heading to Glasgow. It is understood that Rangers have scouted the Tromso player for a long time, and his reported price is over £3.5million. According to the latest information from Jack, a deal is not imminent.

Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl is a high priority for Danny Rohl, who is seeking to add a number six to the squad. It has been claimed that the Norway Under-21 international could cost around £6m in January. There is interest in him from Ibrox. Cavenagh has hired Stig Inge Bjornebye on a consultancy basis for six months. The former Rosenborg sporting director will have an input during the winter transfer window. The former Norway international’s connections in his home country may be useful as Rangers look to sign Hjerto-Dahl.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl is at the top of Rangers' shortlist, and sources close to the situation have confirmed the Tromso midfielder is a major priority. Tromso are reportedly expecting bids that could result in a club record sale for the player, who is valued at around £5-6 million. Tromso sources state that the expectation is for Hjerto-Dahl to leave in January.

Tromso sporting director Lars Petter Kaemer-Andressen admits he expects players to be sold in the winter window amid Rangers' interest in Jens Hjerto-Dahl. When asked about the interest in the midfielder, Kaemer-Andressen told Norwegian outlet AID that he views the great interest in these players and their high valuation as very positive. He added that he believes there will be at least one sale this winter.

Rangers have reportedly identified Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl as a top target for the January transfer window. TEAMtalk claims that Danny Rohl is very keen to bring Jens Hjerto-Dahl to Ibrox. The Tromso midfielder is reportedly valued at €6 million, and his contract with his current club is due to expire in 2027. Rangers have sent scouts to watch Jens Hjerto-Dahl on a number of occasions in recent months and have now increased their efforts to sign him amid their desire to finalise a transfer in January. Jens Hjerto-Dahl is reportedly seen as the ideal candidate to strengthen Rangers’ midfield options, with the club preparing for the possible departure of Nicolas Raskin. Joe Rothwell is expected to leave Ibrox in January, and the club are eager to sign Jens Hjerto-Dahl as a direct replacement.

According to the Daily Record, Jens Hjerto-Dahl could potentially be transferred to Rangers. The midfielder from Tromso was previously a target for Sheffield United and Sunderland, and it is said that Tromso are seeking as much as £3.5million for him.

Reports suggest Rangers are tracking Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl as the club proceeds with its winter transfer plans. The Norwegian U21 international, who has 6 caps for the side, was also a consideration for Sheffield United and Sunderland during the summer. According to The Rangers Review, Hjerto-Dahl is of interest to the Ibrox recruitment team after recent impressive performances for both his club and country. Amid rising interest in the 20-year-old, who joined Tromso in October 2022 and is under contract until the end of 2027, the club is said to be seeking a fee of around £3.5 million. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €5.00m.