Updated: Cardiff make £7.8m offer

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

We’re also reported as one of two championship clubs looking at John Soutar.

We’re also reported as one of two championship clubs looking at John Soutar.

A deviation here Andrew he is 30 years old

We’re also one of two championship clubs reported as looking at John Soutar.

A deviation here Andrew he is 30 years old

Indeed Rog. Reports from north of the border so who knows mate.

We’re also one of two championship clubs reported as looking at John Soutar.

A deviation here Andrew he is 30 years old

Indeed Rog. Reports from north of the border so who knows mate.

We could get 2 or 3 years out of him to help us get to the premier league

We’re also one of two championship clubs reported as looking at John Soutar.

A deviation here Andrew he is 30 years old

Indeed Rog. Reports from north of the border so who knows mate.

We could get 2 or 3 years out of him to help us get to the premier league

Lots of interest and rangers after a 7 figure fee mate. Would love this if we could shift one or two oldies on.

Are we going to match wrexham on there spending latest

Well if the rumours are true, we've upped our bid from £5.5m for this Tromso midfielder.

As for matching Wrexham, I doubt it unfortunately. Their commercial deals are impressive and enables them to spend more.

Matching Wrexham is of no concern to me. Just want a good squad of players ready for the championship

I was mearly pointing out how much they are spending along with i presume quite a lot of clubs in the championship, and this is where we find ourselves.
To a lot of our fans 2 million is a lot, just saying we are in with the bigger fish this season we may not wish to spend but others around us will,and i am not saying we should be spending 20 million on getting the best for a push for promotion but others will and that's where we are.

How much have other clubs spent so far?

This is what I found when I looked in order to provide some clarity rather than assumptions:

Most incomings are ‘loanee returns’ with only seven (7) clubs so far spending £5m+ on a player; with Burnley paying €24m for one player!

The ‘incomings’ of those relegated from the Premier League is interesting, too; with some of those figures eye-watering!

As a support-base, we really need to let BBM go about his job and judge him (and therefore Tan) on their record at the end of the transfer window. There’s certainly a difference between the rumours, speculation, and fabrication currently being spouted by too many!

https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/champio ... 0&intern=1

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

How about this?
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/why-r ... 22853.html

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

How about this?
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/why-r ... 22853.html

How about what, obviously Cardiff are in for the player, it’s the egg on their face bit that’s bollox. Until the player signs everything else is speculation from 5th rate hacks, desperate for clicks.

As for Soapy Souter coming here, he’s done and blows out his arse after half an hour.

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

How about this?
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/why-r ... 22853.html

How about what, obviously Cardiff are in for the player, it’s the egg on their face bit that’s bollox. Until the player signs everything else is speculation from 5th rate hacks, desperate for clicks.

As for Soapy Souter coming here, he’s done and blows out his arse after half an hour.

Wasn’t trying to be ‘clever’ mate, just showing another link. Don’t want an unfit CB as we already got CC who isn’t the fittest.

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

How about this?
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/why-r ... 22853.html

How about what, obviously Cardiff are in for the player, it’s the egg on their face bit that’s bollox. Until the player signs everything else is speculation from 5th rate hacks, desperate for clicks.

As for Soapy Souter coming here, he’s done and blows out his arse after half an hour.

Wasn’t trying to be ‘clever’ mate, just showing another link. Don’t want an unfit CB as we already got CC who isn’t the fittest.

Sorry if I came across like a dick mate but journalists boil my piss. Personally I don’t want Souter at Cardiff. Never seen him as anything more than cover at Ibrox.

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

How about this?
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/why-r ... 22853.html

How about what, obviously Cardiff are in for the player, it’s the egg on their face bit that’s bollox. Until the player signs everything else is speculation from 5th rate hacks, desperate for clicks.

As for Soapy Souter coming here, he’s done and blows out his arse after half an hour.

Wasn’t trying to be ‘clever’ mate, just showing another link. Don’t want an unfit CB as we already got CC who isn’t the fittest.

Sorry if I came across like a dick mate but journalists boil my piss. Personally I don’t want Souter at Cardiff. Never seen him as anything more than cover at Ibrox.

No problem mate
I agree with all that. Just posted what I saw.

Rangers left with egg on face as Cardiff stealthily steal lead for Jens Hjerto-Dahl transfer
Dakir Thanveer Tue 21 July 2026 11:51, UK

If there was ever an example of how not to conduct high-stakes transfer business in modern football, Rangers and their current pursuit of Jens Hjerto-Dahl might just take the top prize.

For weeks, the narrative in Glasgow has been loud, clear, and seemingly inevitable. The 20-year-old Norwegian sensation wanted Ibrox, he saw his future in a Light Blue shirt, and it was supposedly only a matter of time before a deal with Tromso was struck.

After having an initial £5.3million bid rejected, the expectation was the Gers would return with an improved offer determined to take the midfielder to Ibrox.

Fast forward to today, and the reality looks radically different. While Rangers dithered over valuation gaps and allowed headlines to run wild, Cardiff City have quietly slipped in through the back door.

Now, the Welsh side are sitting in pole position for one of Scandinavia’s brightest young talents, leaving Andrew Cavenagh and the Ibrox board looking completely caught on their heels.


How Cardiff are running rings around Ibrox

There is a stark contrast in how both clubs have handled this transfer, and it does not reflect particularly well on the decision-makers at Auchenhowie (Rangers training facility).

Rangers essentially held every advantage in the deck. Hjerto-Dahl made no secret of his desire to make the move to Glasgow, reportedly holding off on other offers in the hope that the Govan club would finalise terms with Tromso.

While the Rangers rumour mill went into overdrive, Cardiff owner Vincent Tan and head coach Brian Barry-Murphy have been working silently in the background, according to WalesOnline.

Unbothered by the noise, they are structuring a package worth well into the millions to meet Tromso’s expectations, moving ahead in negotiations without major leaks.

The Bluebirds are said to be happy with how negotiations have progressed, as they grow in confidence over their chances of landing the midfield maestro.

Losing out on a top target is part and parcel of the transfer market, but holding a player’s explicit preference in your hands and still managing to surrender the lead to an EFL Championship side is a hard pill for supporters to swallow.

The inevitable briefings from Glasgow will likely suggest that Rangers’ interest has cooled as they pivot to alternative options.

However, the reality is that Cardiff did not outsmart Rangers with infinite wealth; they simply outmanoeuvred them with better discretion, clearer strategy, and decisive action.


https://www.rangersnews.uk/transfer-new ... -transfer/

Dakeer Thanveer??
What a crank, Rangers have said absolutely nothing about this, everything has been from the dying legacy media, desperate for a story. No doubt Rangers were/are in for Dahl, they’re also in for Dragojevic and Lewis Ferguson. Personally when a player has a Cardiff shirt on it means he’s been signed. Anything else is just media generated rumour. Rangers left with egg on their face, says no mark clown Thanveer.

How about this?
https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/why-r ... 22853.html

How about what, obviously Cardiff are in for the player, it’s the egg on their face bit that’s bollox. Until the player signs everything else is speculation from 5th rate hacks, desperate for clicks.

As for Soapy Souter coming here, he’s done and blows out his arse after half an hour.

Souter wrong profile; I can't see that happening, not a BBM player on paper.

I think BBM will be properly backed by Tan, mostly off the back of last season. Tan is finally starting to learn. He can see that targeting the right player profile- young, technical, and hungry, this allows them to develop into top players for the future.

The really top ones become valuable, saleable assets that generate the funds to do it all over again with the next batch of young talent and smart loans.

Cardiff speaking now direct and looking good

Cardiff speaking now direct and looking good

Brilliant if BBM can get his man, Annis

If BBM is speaking to him and selling the club and the project, I'm sure he will sign, then the Championship rebuild can begin.

£7.8m bid

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/cardif ... 16661.html

£7.8m bid

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/cardif ... 16661.html

£6.2m up front and others in bonuses apparently.

£7.8m bid

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/cardif ... 16661.html

£6.2m up front and others in bonuses apparently.

The talk last month of tan backing bbm for a top 8 push looks like it was true let's just hope the 3 players we are apparently pursuing we can get over the line before the wrexham game keep hold of Dylan, and then add a few talented premier league loans on deadline day, then I think we could all be happy with that business

£7.8m bid

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/cardif ... 16661.html

£6.2m up front and others in bonuses apparently.

Are we speaking to agent of player?

Cardiff City make £7.8m offer, with £6.2m up front and the rest in bonuses


If Cardiff get promoted etc

So it’s £6.2Mill Offer for Jens.






Cardiff City make stunning £7.8m bid for Jens Hjerto-Dahl after Rangers offer rejected


Cardiff City have submitted a package worth more than £7.8million for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl, with negotiations now under way over a potentially record-breaking transfer.

Cardiff City have launched a huge bid reportedly worth more than £7.8million for Norwegian midfield star Jens Hjerto-Dahl.


Tromsø have not yet accepted the offer, which was submitted this week, but the two clubs are now said to be in negotiations over a deal which would comfortably smash the Norwegian club’s transfer record.


Norwegian outlet, Nordlys, report that the figure tabled is likely to be big enough for both clubs to reach an agreement - however they also add that the offer won't be accepted exactly as it currently stands, meaning tweaks will have to be made.

Hjertø-Dahl has emerged as one of Brian Barry-Murphy’s leading transfer targets following Cardiff’s promotion back to the Championship, with the club determined to add another high-quality midfielder before the new season after the departure of Ryan Wintle.

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This is huge; and in line with what certain knowledgeable (as they can be) people have been saying!

Let’s hope this goes through quickly and we can put the rest of the squad together to give BBM a fighting chance this coming season!

Another one (more than) rumoured to be coming in, and as sated, one that will please most of us!

Fair play, if this comes off .

Fair play, if this comes off .

Yes finally fair play if we do it.

But Clubs in our league now spend £15/£20 Mill on players

Fair play, if this comes off .

Yes finally fair play if we do it.

But Clubs in our league now spend £15/£20 Mill on players

Yes back in the day we spent 5 million on gary madine never scored a goal.

Fair play, if this comes off .

Yes finally fair play if we do it.

But Clubs in our league now spend £15/£20 Mill on players

Yes back in the day we spent 5 million on gary madine never scored a goal.

Boro just spent £20m on Spurs striker!! But never heared of him? " will lankshear"

Fair play, if this comes off .

Yes finally fair play if we do it.

But Clubs in our league now spend £15/£20 Mill on players

Yes back in the day we spent 5 million on gary madine never scored a goal.

Boro just spent £20m on Spurs striker!! But never heared of him? " will lankshear"

So we are nowhere near going mental then spending a staggering 7 million.

Daily Record now reporting that the player is ‘flattered’ by Cardiff’s interest but is stalling saying that he ‘wants to keep options open’ over next few weeks.
If this is true / reliable source I don’t like the sound of this

Daily Record now reporting that the player is ‘flattered’ by Cardiff’s interest but is stalling saying that he ‘wants to keep options open’ over next few weeks.
If this is true / reliable source I don’t like the sound of this

If that's true then it's time to move on to other targets & not waste anymore time on him.