Rangers back Danny Rohl for next season after trophyless campaign

Rangers have confirmed they will keep faith with head coach Danny Rohl for next season, despite a trophyless campaign that ended with the team finishing third in the Scottish Premiership and falling away after the league split. Speaking at Ibrox, chairman Andrew Cavenagh said the club’s priority is building the squad and preparing properly for the demands of the full season, arguing that those changes are essential if Rangers are to return to title contention.

The decision comes after a difficult end to Rangers’ 2025-26 season. Rohl, 37, took over from Russell Martin in October and initially steadied results, drawing the team back into the title race. After the split, however, Rangers lost four of their next five matches and ended the season 10 points behind champions Celtic, who secured their fifth consecutive league title with a 3-1 victory over Hearts.

The latest setback has intensified pressure from sections of the support base, with some fans questioning whether Rohl should remain in charge. Cavenagh acknowledged the disappointment while placing responsibility for the club’s results on the Rangers board and ownership rather than on the coaching staff. “It has been a rough...