Rangers manager search continues after Danny Röhl withdraws

German coach steps away after positive talks

Danny Röhl has removed himself from consideration for the Rangers job. The former Sheffield Wednesday manager impressed during discussions yet informed the Ibrox board that he did not wish to proceed. Röhl previously worked as assistant at RB Leipzig, Bayern Munich and with Germany. He guided Wednesday clear of relegation in 2023 to 2024 and finished twelfth the following season before leaving amid ownership issues.

Kevin Muscat now viewed as front runner

Former Rangers defender Kevin Muscat remains in contention. He is in charge of Shanghai Port and led them to the 2024 Chinese Super League title. His team sits two points clear with four matches left and the domestic season concludes on November 22. That timeline could delay any appointment in Glasgow. Muscat won a domestic treble with Rangers in 2003 and has lifted league titles with Melbourne Victory and Yokohama F Marinos.

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Interim option and other candidates

Speculation suggests Rangers could turn to Neil McCann on an interim basis until Muscat becomes available. The club is understood to be considering multiple candidates. There have been no fresh talks with Steven Gerrard since he decided not to return for a second spell.

Club context and next fixture

Rangers are eighth after seven league fixtures, eleven points behind leaders Hearts and nine behind Celtic. The Light Blues host Dundee United on Saturday as they return from the international break.

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