Danny Rohl Appointed Rangers Manager on Two-and-a-Half-Year Deal

Danny Rohl has been appointed as the new head coach of Rangers, signing a two-and-a-half-year deal amid high expectations to revive the club's fortunes after a difficult start to the season. The 36-year-old German, who previously assisted Hansi Flick at Bayern Munich and worked with the German national team, aims to implement a high-intensity, attacking style of football focused on pressing, quick transitions, and creating numerous goal-scoring opportunities. Rohl emphasized the importance of winning and respecting the club's traditions, drawing on his experience winning multiple titles, including the Champions League with Bayern. His appointment has divided Rangers fans due to his limited front-line managerial experience and the club missing out on more established candidates, but supporters and insiders are optimistic about his tactical approach and fitness-focused, counter-pressing style. Rohl is aware of the demanding nature of the job and is determined to meet the expectations of a large and passionate fanbase, with his first challenge being a Europa League fixture against Brann Bergen. He aims to bring excitement back to Ibrox by delivering not just wins but "exciting wins," reflecting the club's ambition and history.