“Thelwell Stuns Football World with Rangers’ Blockbuster Signing: Mega-Fee Sealed for Martin’s Epic Rebuild!”

Rangers are set to make their fourth signing of the summer as they continue to strengthen under new head coach Russell Martin.

Following the arrivals of Joe Rothwell, Emmanuel Fernandez, and Max Aarons, Norwegian international Thelo Aasgaard is next in line to join the Ibrox club.

The midfielder will add further attacking quality to Martin’s squad, having impressed at both League One and Championship levels over the past year.

Aasgaard only signed for Luton Town from Wigan in January, but after the Hatters’ relegation, they are open to letting him leave.

Highly rated during his time in League One, Aasgaard had notched eight goals and two assists before stepping up to the Championship, where he added two goals and an assist.

His ability to contribute in the final third makes him an exciting addition for Rangers.

According to the Daily Record (July 5, page 56), Rangers will pay up to £4 million for the 23-year-old.

Both Martin and sporting director Kevin Thelwell reportedly view him as a vital part of their ongoing rebuild.

The club’s transfer activity doesn’t stop there. The report claims Rangers are also targeting Leicester’s Conor Coady and Wolves’ Nasser Djiga.

Djiga, a 22-year-old centre-back, is believed to be close to sealing a loan deal to join the club.

With his squad beginning to take shape, Martin is clearly focused on bringing in players who fit his dynamic, progressive playing style.

Backed by new ownership under Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers Enterprises, Rangers appear determined to give their manager the tools he needs for success.

Martin, who earned praise for his tactical identity at Southampton, is expected to implement a bold and attacking approach at Ibrox.

For a club that has long sought stability, fans will be encouraged by the strategic backing and clear direction shown in this summer’s transfer activity.