Rangers ‘bluff’ possible as Danny Rohl exit could get greenlit – Keith Jackson
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Credit: Imago Mon 25 May 2026 16:00, UK Rangers may be willing to let Danny Rohl leave for a Bundesliga club in the summer.Keith Jackson believes that Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises might be bluffing about their backing of the German manager and could be happy to part ways sooner rather than later.The Daily Record journalist has suggested that the American owners potentially won’t stand in the 37-year-old head coach’s way if he receives an offer to manage in his home country.Football Insider understands that Cavenagh is willing to spend at Ibrox in the upcoming transfer window, but it remains to be seen whether the former Sheffield Wednesday boss will be in charge of the team for the 2026-27 campaign.As things stand, Rohl is set to stay in Govan and there have been no signs yet that the Glaswegian outfit have any other plans. MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES 👔 Rangers Manager News 👔 Get the inside track on the Ibrox dugout with real-time updates on shortlist candidates and key boardroom decisions.
VISIT THE NEXT MANAGER HUBRangers actions speak louder than words on Danny RohlWriting in the Daily Record on 25 May, Jackson said, “That seems to be the plan, according to owner Andrew Cavenagh, but it’s also possible there’s a game of bluff going on. If Rohl is offered the chance of a gig in the Bundesliga over the summer Rangers might be happy to go their separate ways.”While Cavenagh’s public backing of Rohl may just be a front to keep the noise down, the Gers are putting their money where their mouth is.Lawrence Shankland is on his way to Ibrox and there’s no reason to think that the Light Blues aren’t confident about their plans under the German manager.CompetitionMatchesWinsDrawsLossesWilliam Hill Premiership301965Europa League6114Premier Sports Cup1001Scottish Gas Scottish Cup3201Rohl’s record at the Gers this seasonIf anything, the Hearts striker’s signing at the Glaswegian outfit shows that the American owners are completely behind Rohl’s project in G51.With the ex-Owls boss losing favour among some in the fanbase, the Govan side are showing no signs of uncertainty about him.Danny Rohl has one major problem at IbroxRangers lost four games on the bounce after the split, ending their title hopes despite being in the driving seat to win it.The disappointing end in the William Hill Premiership has meant that supporters at Ibrox wouldn’t mind seeing a change in the Gers’ dugout once again.Rohl hasn’t done himself any favours by being tactically outsmarted by Martin O’Neill, Derek McInnes and Jens Berthel Askou on multiple occasions.The relatively inexperienced head coach will need to get off to a quick start next season to avoid questions about his future in Glasgow.
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