According to the Bluebirds' website, Cardiff City have confirmed that Jesper Daland will leave the club temporarily and has joined Viking on loan. Daland became a regular member of the Cardiff team for part of the 2024/2025 season and later played regularly and impressed on loan with Fortuna Düsseldorf.

Viking has reached an agreement with Cardiff City for a loan deal for Jesper Daland until the end of 2026. According to an announcement by the Norwegian champions, the 26-year-old central defender will join the squad for an autumn season that includes Eliteserien and European league matches. Viking's sporting director, Erik Nevland, is pleased about Daland's arrival in Stavanger.

Jesper Daland has moved on loan to the Norwegian side Viking FK until January 31st, 2027. Daland joined Cardiff in 2024 and has made 23 competitive appearances for the Club. After spending last season on loan with Fortuna Düsseldorf, he now joins Viking FK in his homeland. Viking FK are the defending champions of the Eliteserien.

Norwegian centre-back Jesper Daland, 26, will leave Cardiff City for Viking, and the defender's deal will initially be a loan. It is claimed that Daland is already on his way to the Norwegian side, though it is not yet known if the agreement includes an option or obligation to buy. The move was approved because Daland was not included in Brian Barry-Murphy's first-team plans for this season, having been left out of pre-season and training with the under-21s this summer. The centre-back spent the previous season on loan at 2. Bundesliga club Fortuna Dusseldorf. Daland, who joined Cardiff on 20/08/2024, has a contract with the club until 30/06/2028. The uncapped Norway international has a current Transfermarkt market value of €1.50m.