SHOCK MOVE! Rangers Ready To AXE Rohl In Days To Land 8x Trophy King Who’s The Scottish Version Of Postecoglou – This Could Change EVERYTHING!”
Danny Rohl has etched his name into Rangers history for all the wrong reasons after becoming the club’s first manager since Pedro Caixinha in 2017 to lose four consecutive matches.
Even more concerning, Rangers had not suffered four straight Scottish Premiership defeats since 1985, highlighting the scale of the collapse at Ibrox.
The Light Blues were firmly in the title race and sitting above Celtic before their dramatic downturn in form.
However, a damaging 2-1 defeat to Hibernian at Ibrox on Wednesday night capped off a disastrous run that has completely derailed their season.
Rangers are now set to finish another campaign without silverware, marking a second straight trophyless year after previous failures under Philippe Clement and Barry Ferguson.
With pressure mounting, the club’s hierarchy must now decide whether Rohl is still the right man to lead the team forward.
Despite the growing criticism, the German coach recently insisted he has the full backing of the board.
Speaking before the Hibernian clash, Rohl claimed there was “no question mark” over his future, pointing to strong internal support and belief in the progress being made behind the scenes.
However, supporters are becoming increasingly frustrated. Following the defeat, members of the Union Bears reportedly confronted the manager, adding to the tension surrounding his position.
Rangers have also fallen short in both domestic cup competitions and Europe, leaving little to salvage from the season.
Should Rangers opt for change, Kevin Muscat has emerged as a strong candidate to replace Rohl.
The Australian was previously in talks with the club before Rohl’s appointment, but Rangers chose not to wait while Muscat competed for the title with SH Port.
Now, with SH Port struggling in the Chinese Super League, a move to Ibrox may be more realistic.
Muscat boasts an impressive record, having won league titles with SH Port, Yokohama F. Marinos, and Melbourne Victory, collecting eight trophies overall. Compared stylistically to Ange Postecoglou, Muscat has built a reputation for delivering attacking football and consistent success.
Appointing him now would also give Rangers stability ahead of the summer transfer window and help avoid another mid-season managerial crisis at Ibrox.
