Newly appointed Rangers Head Coach, Danny Röhl, has spoken for the first time since taking charge at Ibrox, expressing his excitement and determination to lead the club back to glory. Speaking exclusively to RangersTV, the 35-year-old German coach described the opportunity as “an honour and a privilege” and said he is ready to embrace the challenge of managing one of Scotland’s most successful clubs.
“I know what this club means to its supporters,” Röhl said. “Rangers is built on passion, hard work, and success. My goal is to bring that winning mentality back and make the fans proud every single week.”
Röhl also highlighted the importance of teamwork and intensity, promising an energetic style of play that reflects his modern coaching philosophy. “We will play with aggression, discipline, and confidence,” he added.
The former Sheffield Wednesday boss revealed that talks with the Rangers board were “very positive” and that preparations for his first match are already underway. Röhl’s arrival marks a new era at Ibrox, with supporters hopeful that his fresh ideas and ambition will restore Rangers to the top of Scottish football.
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