Keith Jackson has delivered a fresh update on the future of Danny Röhl at Rangers F.C. following growing talk of a potential managerial change.
Pressure has increased on the German coach after a difficult run of results, including a painful defeat to arch-rivals Celtic F.C. in the Scottish Cup and a frustrating 2-2 league draw where Rangers surrendered a two-goal lead. �
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Despite the mounting criticism, Jackson believes Rangers are not currently planning to sack Röhl. According to the journalist, the club’s hierarchy – led by chairman Andrew Cavenagh – are still backing the manager and believe he has improved the team since arriving. �
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Jackson suggested it would take something “fairly calamitous” for the board to dismiss Röhl before the end of the season. However, he warned that the situation could quickly change if results continue to disappoint or if Rangers finish well outside the title race. �
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He also indicated that next season could be crucial for the 36-year-old coach. If Rangers fail to mount a serious title challenge and suffer another early defeat in the first Old Firm clash of the new campaign, the pressure could become intense. �
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Röhl only took charge at Ibrox in October 2025 after replacing Russell Martin and initially revitalised the team, briefly putting them back into the Premiership title race. �
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But recent setbacks against Celtic and dropped points in the league have raised fresh doubts among supporters about whether he is the long-term solution at Ibrox.
For now, the Rangers board appear willing to give Röhl time—but the remainder of the season could determine whether his project continues or if the club begins searching for a new manager.














