Rangers have appointed Danny Röhl as their new head coach, hoping for a turnaround after Russell Martin's brief tenure, which lasted just 123 days. Fans have voiced their dissatisfaction with CEO Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thewell, blaming them for the team's poor performance. Rangers currently sit sixth in the Scottish Premiership, with only one win from eight matches.

The search for Martin's replacement was far from straightforward. Steven Gerrard declined a return, and Kevin Muscat withdrew from negotiations before Röhl re-entered the process and was ultimately chosen. Stewart emphasized that despite the criticism, the objective was achieved with Röhl's appointment.

Rangers brought in 12 new players over the summer, including striker Youssef Chermiti for £10 million, yet he has not scored in seven appearances. Thewell expressed confidence that under the new coach, the team will showcase its true potential.

The club's management is committed to collaborating with Röhl on transfer matters to identify the right talents that will lead to both immediate and future success.

Despite growing calls for their resignation, Stewart and Thewell reaffirmed their commitment to the club. They acknowledged the unsatisfactory results but expressed determination to work diligently to restore Rangers to the top.

As a sports journalist, I would say that Danny Röhl's appointment represents a fresh start for Rangers. Despite the challenges, the club has the potential to recover and achieve success if it capitalizes on new opportunities and improves its management strategies.