The squad and backroom staff were reportedly gathered and told by senior figures within the club that a decision had been finalised regarding the managerial position — although the name of the incoming boss was not immediately disclosed.
Shortly afterwards, Rangers officially unveiled Röhl as their new head coach on a two-and-a-half-year deal, ending weeks of speculation following Philippe Clement’s departure.
The 35-year-old German, who previously impressed during his spell at Sheffield Wednesday and worked as an assistant at Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, and with the German national team, becomes the youngest permanent manager in Rangers’ modern history.
Röhl’s appointment marks a bold and forward-thinking move by the Ibrox board, who were impressed by his detailed tactical vision and modern coaching methods during the interview process.
His arrival signals a new era at Rangers, with the club eager to inject fresh energy and a high-intensity style of play as they look to close the gap at the top of the Premiership.
Röhl has already made it clear that there is “no time to waste” as he begins his Ibrox rebuild, promising to instil discipline, structure, and a winning mentality in the squad.
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