FANS CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF ANDREAS SKOV OLSEN FIRST RANGERS INTERVIEW AT SKY SPORTS AS HE TALKS ABOUT PLAYING WITH JAMES TAVERNIER.

The 26-year-old winger, who completed his six-month move to Ibrox (with an option to buy in the summer for around £8.6m) just days ago, expressed huge excitement about linking up with the experienced right-back. In the Sky Sports feature following his arrival as Rangers’ third January signing—after Tochi Chukwuani and Tuur Rommens—Skov Olsen highlighted Tavernier’s remarkable goal-scoring record and leadership qualities. “For a full-back to score that amount of goals is unbelievable,” he said, echoing sentiments from pundits like Chris Sutton and Paul Hartley, who have long praised Tavernier’s prolific contributions from defense. Skov Olsen added that he looks forward to combining with the captain, whose pinpoint deliveries and set-piece expertise could perfectly suit the left-footed Dane’s attacking flair on the right wing.

The interview, which captured the new signing’s enthusiasm for the club, has sent supporters into a frenzy online. Many fans flooded social media with clips and quotes, hailing the comments as a sign of instant respect for Rangers’ long-serving leader. Tavernier, who remains a key figure under head coach Danny Röhl despite past transfer speculation, is seen as the ideal partner for Skov Olsen to thrive in the Premiership title race. The winger, fresh from limited minutes in the Bundesliga, emphasized his desire to “help win trophies” and recapture the form that saw him shine at Club Brugge, where he contributed to league titles and European campaigns.

Rangers supporters are particularly thrilled about the potential attacking partnership, with Skov Olsen’s pace, dribbling, and goal threat complementing Tavernier’s overlapping runs and crossing ability. As the Light Blues push to challenge for silverware amid a tight three-way battle with Hearts and Celtic, this early chemistry highlighted in the Sky Sports chat has only heightened expectations. Skov Olsen’s clear admiration for Tavernier not only underscores his quick integration but also signals a positive start for the “biggest club in Scotland,” as he described Rangers. Fans can’t wait to see the duo in action together soon.