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Rangers are set to finish third in the Scottish Premiership after their final match of the season away to Falkirk, with focus already shifting toward summer recruitment as Danny Rohl prepares for another major rebuild at Ibrox.

One player reportedly back on Rangers’ radar is Sunderland midfielder Dan Neil. The Englishman is expected to become available when his contract expires next month following a loan spell with Ipswich Town.

According to reports from Scotland, Rangers are considering reigniting their pursuit after monitoring him during the January transfer window.

Rohl has confirmed that preparations for next season are already well underway behind the scenes, with ongoing discussions taking place between himself and the board regarding transfer plans and squad restructuring.

Speaking through official club media, the German manager stressed that changes are inevitable, especially with several loan players expected to depart this summer.

“I have good communication with the board about signings and the new season,” Rohl explained.

“There will be some changes with players on loan leaving, but that’s normal. Having leaders going into next season is essential. We have a lot of goals and ambitions.”

The Rangers boss also admitted that finishing third has only strengthened the club’s determination to make significant improvements across the squad ahead of the new campaign.

“I can repeat my answer from January,” he continued. “There are six or seven positions with question marks. There will definitely be changes because we have to improve.

“We are not satisfied with ending the season in third place, and it means we need to change things if we want to move the club forward together.”

Rohl particularly highlighted the need for stronger leadership within the dressing room after witnessing several experienced figures struggle for consistency during the second half of the campaign.

“I think over the last few months we have seen that we could lose some important players and leaders,” he said. “We need more personalities like that to create the right culture and standards both on and off the pitch.

“We want to build a squad full of leaders rather than followers.”