The 35-year-old German arrives at Ibrox following an impressive spell in charge of Sheffield Wednesday, where he earned widespread praise for his tactical intelligence and ability to transform team performances.
Röhl replaces interim boss Steven Smith and becomes the club’s permanent manager as Rangers look to reignite their Scottish Premiership campaign.
Speaking after his appointment, Röhl expressed his excitement about taking charge of one of Europe’s most historic clubs, saying there is “no time to waste” as he begins his tenure in Glasgow.
Rangers’ sporting director Kevin Thelwell welcomed the new head coach, describing Röhl as a “modern, ambitious manager with a clear vision for success.”
The new manager is expected to meet his players immediately and begin preparations for the club’s upcoming fixtures as he aims to deliver silverware and restore the Ibrox side’s dominance domestically and in Europe.
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