Rangers have officially kicked off their 2026 recruitment drive with a bang, as transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has confirmed that the club’s first signing of the winter window is a “done deal.” Taking to social media with his trademark “Here we go,” Romano revealed that the Ibrox side has successfully secured the signature of highly-rated Norwegian midfield prodigy Jens Hjertø-Dahl from Tromsø.
The news has sent the Rangers support into a frenzy, with fans “going wild” across social media platforms. The 19-year-old powerhouse, who stands at 6’4″, has been one of the most sought-after young talents in Scandinavia, with several Premier League and Bundesliga clubs reportedly monitoring his progress. However, under the leadership of manager Danny Röhl and Director of Recruitment Nils Koppen, the Gers moved swiftly to beat the competition and secure the midfielder on a long-term contract.
Insiders suggest that Hjertø-Dahl was identified as the priority target to bolster a midfield that has occasionally lacked physicality and goal-scoring threat this season. The deal, believed to be worth in the region of £4.5 million, represents a significant statement of intent from the Rangers board as they look to overhaul the squad and hunt down the Scottish Premiership title.
Supporters are particularly excited by the “Romano seal of approval,” which often signals that a player is destined for the top. With his unique blend of technical poise and imposing physical presence, Hjertø-Dahl is being viewed as the spiritual successor to former Ibrox greats. As the player prepares to fly into Glasgow for his medical and official unveiling, the atmosphere around Auchenhowie has shifted from cautious optimism to genuine title-race fever.