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Former Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl has been appointed as the new head coach for Rangers, ending the club’s prolonged search for a replacement. The decision came after the sacking of Russell Martin following 17 games on October 5 and unproductive discussions with former manager Steven Gerrard, Rohl, and ex-Rangers defender Kevin Muscat.
After talks with Muscat fell through, Rohl’s name resurfaced, leading to his appointment on an initial two-and-a-half-year deal. The 36-year-old German expressed his excitement, stating, “It is a huge privilege at an incredible club, recognized around the world.” Rangers currently sit in sixth place in the Scottish Premiership, with one win from eight games and are set to face Brann in the Europa League.
Rohl, who previously managed Sheffield Wednesday, brings a wealth of experience from coaching roles with RB Leipzig, Southampton, Bayern Munich, and Germany. Despite title-winning boss Gerrard withdrawing from consideration, Rohl’s vision and character impressed the Rangers board, who believe he can restore pride, momentum, and success to the club.
The recent period of uncertainty for Rangers, marked by criticism from fans for the prolonged managerial search, is expected to come to an end with Rohl’s appointment. The club’s chairman, Andrew Cavenagh, expressed confidence in Rohl’s ability to thrive in high-pressure environments and bring the desired results to Rangers. With a focus on embracing the club’s traditions of hard work, unity, and success, Rohl is eager to meet the squad and prepare for the upcoming challenges
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