Rangers are keen on bringing Andreas Skov Olsen to Ibrox in the winter market. Danny Röhl’s side have already initiated talks with VfL Wolfsburg and are making progress to secure the winger’s services.
The German press first reported Rangers’interest in Skov Olsen on Monday. Later that day, Bild explained the Ibrox club started negotiations with the Bundesliga side.
Bold then reported Wolfsburg want a loan fee and are willing to insert a purchase option. The talks with Röhl’s side on Tuesday were on these topics.
Earlier today, Tipsbladet came up with an update that Rangers have agreed to pay a loan fee and secure a purchase option with Wolfsburg. They also stated the Denmark international is scheduled to travel today to carry out medical tests and sign the contract with Rangers.
Did Tipsbladet jump the gun? That’s at least what Bold are now indicating in their fresh report.
They claim the negotiations between Rangers and the German club are still ongoing. The two clubs have been sorting out the final details of the agreement.
Bold claim there’s expectation Rangers will strike an agreement with Wolfsburg. This is an indication there’s no risk of his Ibrox move collapsing. Instead, they make it clear the operation is on track.
Rangers claim won’t be grasped from thin air
The Dane is scheduled to arrive in Wolfsburg today, without mentioning where is he travelling from.
According to the report, he is ‘waiting for the green light’ from Wolfsburg to complete a move to Ibrox. This could take place ‘this week’.
Wolfsburg face FC St. Pauli today. Skov Olsen is likely to be out of the squad even if he isn’t already travelling to Scotland on Wednesday.
Tipsbladet are well sourced, so it’s unlikely they plucked their medical claim from thin air. Now it’s a case of waiting to see how quickly the Rangers arrival can be concluded.
