Main image of Rangers chief Andrew Cavenagh looking on and Jens Hjerto-Dahl's face in a circular inset on the right
Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh and Jens Hjerto-DahlImago/Manh Tung, Breaking Media

Why Andrew Cavenagh and Jens Hjerto-Dahl latest will not go down well at Rangers

Aheed Abrar

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Andrew Cavenagh has pulled off some exceptional business at Rangers so far.

The Gers have made six additions to their squad ahead of next season, with the likes of Lawrence Shankland, Ben Godfrey, Ivor Pandur, Dan Neil and Cammy Devlin raising the excitement level among fans.

Derek McInnes is still looking to bolster the Light Blues' squad further, with some exciting names on the agenda.

Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl and Partizan's Vanja Dragojevic have emerged as the latest targets at Ibrox.

The Scottish manager seems to be focusing on strengthening his engine room, with Nicolas Raskin's future in G51 uncertain.

For all the good work the Glaswegian outfit have done so far, fans could be left majorly disappointed in Govan soon.

Jens Hjerto-Dahl and Vanja Dragojevic transfer latest

Dragojevic looks close to completing a switch to the Gers this transfer window from Partizan in a deal worth £4.6million.

The Light Blues want to officially announce the 20-year-old Serbia international's arrival before the St Etienne friendly next Wednesday.

According to the Daily Record on 19 July, only the final piece of paperwork is pending to seal the deal for Dragojevic, but the signing of Hjerto-Dahl seems far off.

While there were claims that the Govan side had reached an agreement with Tromso for the Norway Under-21 international, those rumours have been dismissed.

Sources close to the 20-year-old "highly-rated" midfielder have insisted that the Glaswegian outfit are yet to match the Eliteserien club's asking price.

Hjerto-Dahl has garnered plenty of attention among fans in G51 due to his recent goals and performances, and failure to secure his signature could dampen the mood around the club.

Main image of Rangers chief Andrew Cavenagh looking on and Jens Hjerto-Dahl's face in a circular inset on the right
Why Jens Hjerto-Dahl looks increasingly like a late-summer arrival at Rangers

Andrew Cavenagh decision to baffle at Ibrox

Ibrox News has consistently covered reports around Nicolas Raskin's Rangers exit this summer.

The Belgium international's departure from the Gers feels inevitable after an encouraging World Cup campaign in North America.

Cavenagh may be waiting to cash in on the 25-year-old midfielder before making further additions in the middle of the park.

It's clear that the Light Blues are eventually going to cash in on Raskin.

The Glaswegian outfit should continue to push for Hjerto-Dahl's arrival regardless of what's happening with the Belgian ace right now.

If the Govan side wait any longer, they could potentially miss out on signing the Norwegian youngster as a replacement for Raskin in this window.

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