“Rangers Set to Smash Transfer Records with Jaw-Dropping £5M Swoop for Liverpool-Born Superstar!”

Rangers are in advanced talks to sign Norway international Thelo Aasgaard, and the move to Ibrox could be completed soon.

Following Luton Town’s relegation to League One, the 23-year-old appears poised to leave the club just six months after joining in January.

Despite the short stint, Aasgaard is eager to move on, with Rangers set to secure him for a fee in the region of £5 million.

According to Four Lads Had a Dream (3 July), Aasgaard is expected to sign a long-term contract with the Scottish giants.

Born in Liverpool but eligible to represent Norway through his father, the midfielder brings creativity and versatility to the table—traits that have caught the eye of manager Russell Martin.

Negotiations between the two clubs are reportedly moving quickly, and a medical could be scheduled in the coming days as talks near completion.

Although no official bid has been publicly confirmed, the pace of discussions indicates the deal is close to being finalised.

Aasgaard’s potential arrival would significantly strengthen Rangers’ attacking midfield options ahead of their Champions League qualifier against Panathinaikos.

His addition would also complement recent acquisitions such as Max Aarons, Joe Rothwell, and Emmanuel Fernandez.

If all goes as expected, Aasgaard could join Rangers during pre-season, giving him the chance to settle in and make an immediate impact in both the Scottish Premiership and European competitions.