The 35-year-old German arrives in Glasgow after impressing during his spell in charge of Sheffield Wednesday, where his tactical acumen and modern approach earned widespread praise. Röhl, who previously served as an assistant coach with Germany’s national team, Southampton, and Bayern Munich, is now tasked with restoring Rangers to the summit of Scottish football.
Speaking after his appointment, Röhl made it clear that he is ready to get straight to work.
“There is no time to waste,” he said. “This is a massive club with incredible supporters, and we have clear ambitions. I’m here to build a team that reflects the values and passion of Rangers — hard work, intensity, and success.”
Rangers Chairman John Bennett hailed the appointment as a major step forward for the club, describing Röhl as “a dynamic and progressive coach who fits perfectly with our long-term vision.”
Röhl is expected to meet his new players at the club’s Auchenhowie training base this week before taking charge of his first match in the Scottish Premiership later this month.
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