Derek McInnes has been appointed as the new manager of Rangers on a three-year contract, replacing Danny Röhl who has moved to RB Salzburg. McInnes, a former Rangers player and lifelong supporter, joins from Hearts and expressed his conviction that it's the right time for the prestigious role.
Danny Röhl übernimmt als Cheftrainer von Red Bull Salzburg. Der 37-Jährige kommt von den Glasgow Rangers und unterschreibt einen Vertrag bis 2029. Die Ablösesumme soll rund zwei Millionen Euro betragen.
Rangers have confirmed the departure of head coach Danny Röhl to RB Salzburg by mutual agreement. Performance manager Sascha Lense and first-team analyst Tristan Steiner will also leave Ibrox. Röhl's departure follows a disappointing end to the season for Rangers.
Rangers are reportedly considering Hearts manager Derek McInnes as a potential replacement if Danny Röhl departs for RB Salzburg. Talks are ongoing between Rangers and Salzburg for Röhl, with a move anticipated within days. McInnes, a former Rangers player, has guided Hearts to second place in the Premiership this season.
This felt a hugely significant victory in the Scottish title race. Celtic require only two more of them to successfully defend the league. For the Rangers manager, Danny Röhl, yet another second-half capitulation will only increase murmurings about his capability of delivering success at Ibrox. Rangers will end this season trophyless and third in a two-horse race – remarkably, given the tens of millions spent on assembling their squad.Celtic have moved to within a point and three goals of Hearts. Next stop for Martin O’Neill and his players is Motherwell on Wednesday evening. With Hearts hosting Falkirk at the same time, there is the increasing possibility of the title being decided when the Edinburgh club visit Celtic Park on Saturday. Supporters of Celtic and Hearts are likely to have run out of fingernails by then.More to follow Continue reading...
A three-horse race looks like it has been reduced to two. This most magical of Hearts seasons has edged closer to delivering the ultimate prize, an outcome that would shake Scottish football to its very foundations.This was a game Rangers and their manager Danny Röhl dare not lose. They did, courtesy of a stirring second-half comeback from Hearts. Rangers now trail the Edinburgh club by seven points in the Scottish Premiership. The Hearts lead over Celtic has been restored to three with the same number of fixtures to play. ‘We shall not be moved’ first rang out here when Hibernian were beaten in dramatic fashion in early October. Those supporters believe it now, all right. Continue reading...
