Rangers FC manager Danny Röhl has revealed a light-hearted but telling sign of his growing popularity at Ibrox — the builders working nearby sing his song to him every single morning.
Speaking with a smile, Röhl admitted that as he arrives for work, he’s greeted not just by staff and players, but by chants echoing from the construction site. It’s a small moment, but one that perfectly captures the renewed optimism surrounding Rangers under his leadership.
“It happens every morning,” Röhl said. “You come in early, focused on the day ahead, and then you hear your own song being sung. It’s impossible not to smile.”
Since arriving at Rangers, Röhl has quickly connected with supporters through his intensity, honesty, and visible passion on the touchline. The German coach has overseen a clear shift in energy at the club, with improved performances, sharper pressing, and a squad that looks united again after a turbulent spell.
Fans have responded in kind — and now even the builders are joining in. For many Rangers supporters, the story symbolises how belief is returning not just inside the dressing room, but across the entire club environment.
Behind the humour, Röhl was keen to stress the responsibility that comes with the support. “It motivates you,” he added. “But it also reminds you how big this club is and how much it means to people.”
As Rangers continue their push domestically and in Europe, moments like this underline the cultural shift taking place at Ibrox. The song may be playful, but the message is serious: the fans — and now the workforce around the stadium — are fully behind their manager.
At Rangers, even the morning soundtrack has changed — and right now, it’s all Danny Röhl.














