
Andreas Skov Olsen will undergo his medical with Rangers on Wednesday to complete a move from VfL Wolfsburg.
Skov Olsen had been given permission to travel to Glasgow, and it looks like everything is set in G51 for the forward’s arrival.
The Bundesliga outfit signed the 26-year-old for £12million in January 2025 from Club Brugge, but he’s failed to live up to expectations in Germany.
Danny Rohl is set to have Skov Olsen at his disposal, and the Denmark international could stay at the Glaswegian outfit beyond this season.
Wolfsburg to take loss on Andreas Skov Olsen as Rangers deal agreed
Wolfsburg will take a loss on the Skov Olsen after agreeing a loan-to-buy deal with the Gers, according to Chris Jack.
The journalist revealed on 14 January that the right-winger is poised to complete a move to Ibrox and help the Light Blues compete in the William Hill Premiership and Scottish Cup.
Since it’s been claimed that a cut-price fee has been agreed, that would mean the Glaswegian outfit will have to pay less than £12m to sign Skov Olsen next summer.
Further details of the potential fee are yet to be disclosed, but the Danish forward will arguably be an exciting addition at the Govan side.
🚨Rangers have agreed a loan to buy deal with Wolfsburg for Danish winger Andreas Skov Olsen. @RangersReview55 revealed Skov Olsen was keen to move to join Danny Rohl’s side and talks had started over a fee to keep at Ibrox beyond the summer.https://t.co/LU0sVhjfCu— Chris Jack (@Chris_Jack89) January 14, 2026
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Wolfsburg could turn to Daizen Maeda after losing Skov Olsen, and Celtic fans’ potential fury will certainly be entertaining for supporters in G51.
It will be interesting to see whether the 40-cap Denmark international can play a part against Annan Athletic on 16 January if he signs in the coming hours.
What does this mean for Oliver Antman at Ibrox?
Oliver Antman was brought to Ibrox with high hopes after impressing in the Netherlands with Go Ahead Eagles.
The Finland international is out injured at Rangers right now, but it will arguably be harder for him to get back into the starting lineup once he returns to action.
| Appearances | 19 |
| Goals | 8 |
| Assists | 4 |
| Big chances created | 5 |
| Goal conversion | 20% |
Skov Olsen’s stats in the Jupiler Pro League last season, as per Sofascore
After a positive start to life at the Light Blues, Antman failed to make an impact, and Rohl seems to be signing his replacement in Skov Olsen.
The 24-year-old surely has an uphill battle to climb at the Glaswegian outfit if he wants to have a future under the German manager.