Dani Röhl has been appointed as the new head coach of Rangers, taking over from Russell Martin at the Glasgow club. Röhl's contract spans two and a half years, and he is set to make his debut in a Europa League match against Brann. The announcement was made on Tuesday after the club considered numerous candidates following Martin's departure on October 5. Steven Gerrard was also in the running but withdrew from consideration, and last-minute negotiations with Kevin Muscat fell through. Röhl, however, stated that he is unfazed by whether he was the first choice, emphasizing the immediate need for victories.

Röhl is aware of the necessity to change the team's playing style, noting that the primary focus should be on securing a series of wins to boost the players' confidence. He expressed his desire to see intensity and unity in the team's play, along with improved defense as a cohesive unit. Röhl aims to enhance the team's attacking capabilities and create more goal-scoring opportunities.

Despite questions surrounding the club's summer transfers, Röhl expressed confidence in the potential of the current squad and highlighted the importance of aligning his playing style with the existing roster. He believes that success will come with the right mindset and intense pressing of the opposition.

Analysis: Dani Röhl's appointment brings hope for a fresh start at Rangers. With a clear vision and emphasis on intensity and cohesion, he has the potential to restore fans' confidence and elevate the team to a higher level.