Rangers are in a fierce transfer war for the signature of the £4.3 million Swede.

Rangers are facing stiff competition for a transfer in Norway. According to a report from Norwegian television station TV2 Sport published through the account. @MichaelcShearer on Not only Olympiakos Recently promoted team Hull City from the English Premier League and Rangers have also made contact with Sandefjord. Everyone is questioning how much money it will take to acquire the 22-year-old defender. Meanwhile, European clubs are trying to get their hands on the young player. Rangers' rivals Celtic are not involved in the deal. It has been reported that the Parkhead outfit are not in talks at the moment. Smajlović has gained attention for his impressive performances in Norway. Sandefjord has rejected an initial offer of £3,500,000 from an undisclosed bidder this year. And now they are holding on to a higher fee of £4,300,000. For Rangers, spending £4,300,000 on an unproven defender is a huge gamble. Because the team needs 5 or 6 reinforcements to make the team competitive again. Approval of a deal at this level will limit reinforcements at other positions. If Olympiakos makes the price rise even further Rangers may have to withdraw from these negotiations. And you shouldn't look back again. Smart team building requires a judicious distribution of resources across multiple areas, so Rangers should turn to cost-saving targets to give their new manager the depth in the squad needed to challenge for the title in a sustainable way.