Andreas Skov Olsen "wasn't in doubt for a second" about joining Rangers and wants to crown his loan spell with silverware.
The 26-year-old Denmark winger – who moved to Wolfsburg for a reported £12m a year ago – has switched to Ibrox in a loan deal that could become permanent in the summer.
"I'm very excited," Olsen told the Rangers website. "I'm very happy that it's done and I'm so excited to meet all the players, fans and the rest of the club.
"Rangers are the biggest club in Scotland with a huge history. It has huge traditions and is a very old club.
"When I finally heard that I had the opportunity to come here, I wasn't in doubt for a second. I want to come here to try help win trophies with the rest of the team, do my best, and have a great time here."
Olsen has 40 Denmark caps and over 200 appearances in a club career spanning Nordsjaelland, Bologna, Club Brugge and Wolfsburg.
Head Coach Danny Rohl says Olsen has will provide "real quality in the final third" for Rangers.
"We are really excited to bring Andreas to the club," Rohl added.
"He is a player who has proven himself at the top level and brings experience of performing under pressure both domestically and on the European stage.
"He arrives hungry for this challenge and excited by the opportunity ahead of him."
