I say Rangers have appointed Danny Rohl as their third permanent manager of 2025, marking yet another major change in the Ibrox dugout during a year of upheaval and transition.

The 35-year-old German, who previously worked with Southampton, Bayern Munich, and Sheffield Wednesday, arrives in Glasgow with a growing reputation as one of Europe’s most promising young coaches. His appointment follows the departures of Philippe Clement and Kevin Muscat, both of whom failed to bring consistency to a struggling Rangers side.

Rohl inherits a squad low on confidence but rich in potential — and his immediate task will be to steady the ship and restore belief ahead of Thursday night’s Europa League clash with Brann.

Club sporting director Kevin Thelwell described the appointment as a “fresh start” for Rangers, emphasising Rohl’s energy, modern tactical ideas, and long-term vision for the team.

Fans, however, are eager for stability after a chaotic year that has seen managerial turnover, patchy form, and mounting pressure in both domestic and European competitions.

Rohl’s first challenge will be translating his detailed, high-intensity approach into results — starting with his debut in front of the Ibrox crowd this evening.