Röhl, who was appointed earlier this month, is said to be a strong admirer of the Nigerian international’s work rate, experience, and proven goal-scoring record in Scottish football.
Dessers, who left Rangers at the end of the 2024/25 campaign amid uncertainty over his future, remains a player highly regarded by fans after scoring over 50 goals during his spell in Glasgow. Sources close to the club reveal Röhl has identified Dessers as the ideal striker to lead his system, emphasising his physical presence and ability to perform in high-pressure matches, particularly in Europe.
The 29-year-old forward is currently attracting interest from several European clubs, but Röhl is confident a reunion can be achieved if negotiations begin early. The Rangers boss is also keen to pair Dessers with young forward Youssef Chermiti to create a balanced and dynamic front line. If successful, the move could mark the start of a new era at Ibrox, blending experience with youth under Röhl’s forward-thinking leadership.
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