The 35-year-old German coach joins the Scottish giants following an impressive spell at Sheffield Wednesday, where he earned widespread praise for his tactical intelligence and leadership.
Röhl succeeds interim boss Steven Davis, who had been in charge after the departure of Russell Martin. The young coach, known for his modern approach and attention to detail, is expected to bring fresh energy and a dynamic playing style to the Rangers squad. His previous experience working as an assistant to Hansi Flick with both Bayern Munich and the German national team adds to his strong pedigree.
Club chairman John Bennett expressed confidence in Röhl’s appointment, describing him as “a progressive, ambitious manager who matches the club’s vision for the future.” Röhl is set to begin work immediately, with his first task being to steady the team’s form and close the gap on rivals Celtic in the Premiership title race.
Rangers fans have welcomed the news with optimism, hopeful that Röhl’s modern methods can restore the club to domestic dominance and make a strong impact in European competitions.
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