Rohl's coaching staff have watched Silas Andersen extensively. It is believed that Rangers could have an advantage in signing him ahead of their rivals if the club reaches the Champions League.

Wolverhampton Wanderers are allegedly ahead of Rangers and Celtic in the pursuit of Hacken midfielder Silas Andersen, according to a report from Football Insider. The same report alleges that Wolves are well-placed to beat the two Scottish clubs and are regarded as the frontrunners to sign the 21-year-old. Hacken are said to be firm that they will not consider any offers below the region of £6m. Andersen has a contract in place until December 2029.

Hacken's Danish midfielder Silas Andersen has a reputation that is described as growing, which could increase his transfer fee. His club is expected to seek a price of more than £5m after the 21-year-old signed a contract extension until 2029. Rangers were reportedly near to signing Andersen in January, and both they and Celtic are considering summer moves. However, interest from Wolves is likely to become less significant if the club is relegated from the Premier League. Andersen has 6 caps and 2 goals for the Denmark U21 national team, and Transfermarkt lists his current market value as €1.00m.