Danny Rohl's New Chapter: Rangers' Vision for Victory

Danny Rohl takes the helm as Rangers' head coach, focusing on unifying the team and improving performance. Despite fans' frustrations over the recruitment process, Rohl emphasizes the importance of teamwork and speed in their game. His vision involves adapting strategies to tackle the current challenges faced by the club.

Newly appointed Rangers head coach Danny Rohl dismissed concerns about not being the club's first choice, asserting that his sole focus is on winning games and bringing cohesion to the Scottish Premiership team. The 36-year-old German, who has worked with top clubs like Bayern Munich and the German national team, aims to transform Rangers' gameplay and secure victories.

Rohl, encouraged by his first training session, highlighted the squad's substantial potential and the need for consistent wins. "You can be the first, the second, or the third choice," he emphasized, stating the importance of unity and adapting their football style to achieve success in their ongoing competitions.

The appointment follows a period of uncertainty after Russell Martin's departure, with fans expressing dissatisfaction over the club's recruitment process. Despite this, the club's chief executive, Patrick Stewart, has acknowledged the frustration but remains optimistic about Rohl's leadership as Rangers strive to reclaim their former glory in the league.

(With inputs from agencies.)