EXCLUSIVE:Röhl Sends Title Warning as Rangers ‘Tough to Stop’ Claim Meets Scotland Call-Up Boost

Danny Röhl has fired a strong warning to title rivals, insisting Rangers F.C. will become “tough to stop” if their performances finally translate into consistent results.
The Ibrox boss is growing increasingly confident in his side’s trajectory as the Scottish Premiership title race heats up. Despite mixed results in recent weeks, Rangers remain firmly in contention—just a few points off the top.
Röhl pointed to a series of encouraging displays, even in matches where results didn’t follow, stressing that once both elements align, his team could become unstoppable.
“If you bring performance and results together… it will be tough to stop us,” he said. �
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Rangers’ recent run highlights the frustration—and promise—within the squad. Strong performances against top sides have not always yielded maximum points, but their latest win has kept pressure on leaders in a tightly contested title race. �
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Scotland Call-Up Delivers Positive Sign
Röhl also welcomed a major boost off the pitch, praising young talent Findlay Curtis after his first senior international call-up to Scotland national football team.
The 19-year-old, currently gaining experience on loan, earned recognition for his development—something Röhl sees as validation of Rangers’ long-term planning.
The manager revealed he personally congratulated Curtis, describing the call-up as a “huge step” and highlighting the player’s versatility as a key factor in his progress. �
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Röhl also hinted that the youngster could return to Rangers as a more complete player, underlining the club’s strategy of nurturing talent through regular game time.
Title Race Pressure Building
With only a handful of fixtures remaining before the split, Röhl made it clear: time is running out.
Rangers must now turn promise into points if they are to overtake rivals like Heart of Midlothian F.C. and Celtic F.C..