Rangers boss Danny Röhl is confident that his team has the quality to win the Scottish Premiership title, having invested around £20m in new recruits since the January transfer window. The German manager believes that Rangers have "everything to move forward" as they prepare for a three-horse title race with Hearts and Celtic.
Speaking after signing striker Ryan Naderi on Deadline Day, Röhl said that he is positive about his squad's prospects, having increased quality while reducing numbers during the transfer window. He praised the team's ability to sign players who will make long-term contributions, rather than just loan signings.
Röhl acknowledged that Hearts are consistent and well-organized, but argued that Rangers have a better chance of winning the title in the final weeks of the season due to their upcoming fixtures against stronger opponents. The manager admitted that while his team can be top of the table for 37 games, it's more important where they finish at the end of the season.
With two crucial games left against Hearts, Rangers are closing the gap on their Edinburgh rivals, but Röhl remains optimistic about his team's chances. He has expressed confidence in his squad and is focused on making decisions that will improve the team in the long term, rather than just making short-term gains.
Speaking after signing striker Ryan Naderi on Deadline Day, Röhl said that he is positive about his squad's prospects, having increased quality while reducing numbers during the transfer window. He praised the team's ability to sign players who will make long-term contributions, rather than just loan signings.
Röhl acknowledged that Hearts are consistent and well-organized, but argued that Rangers have a better chance of winning the title in the final weeks of the season due to their upcoming fixtures against stronger opponents. The manager admitted that while his team can be top of the table for 37 games, it's more important where they finish at the end of the season.
With two crucial games left against Hearts, Rangers are closing the gap on their Edinburgh rivals, but Röhl remains optimistic about his team's chances. He has expressed confidence in his squad and is focused on making decisions that will improve the team in the long term, rather than just making short-term gains.
. Don't get me wrong, Rangers have brought some decent players in, but I'm not convinced they've got what it takes to take down the Hoops. Those guys from Germany are always impressive on paper, but how will they cope with the intensity of Scottish football? Hearts might be consistent, but Celtic's squad depth is just too much for anyone else. Still, Röhl seems like a top bloke, and I'm sure he'll get Rangers as far as they can go. 
they've invested big in new recruits and their squad looks much stronger now. i'm lovin' danny rohl's approach too, signin players who can make a difference over time is exactly what you need for consistency. hearts are solid but rangers have some crucial games comin up against 'em that could be the decider 
and Celtic is always gonna be a threat 
i mean, 20m in new recruits is a good start, but its not just about money, its about gettin the right players who fit ur system 
. I mean, £20m is a decent investment for a squad that needs some revamp, and it's great to see them signing players who'll stick around long-term 
. Don't get me wrong, Hearts are looking solid too 
, but I think Rangers have got this 
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. It's all about the momentum now - 2 crucial games against Hearts coming up, and if they can pick up some wins, the gap could get crazy 
! Röhl seems like a super savvy manager too, focusing on making long-term decisions rather than just chasing short-term thrills 
. Celtic's gonna be tough to beat, but I'm rooting for the Gers all the way 
I know Rangers are a big club and all, but come on, it's not fair to the fans who can't afford to shell out that kind of cash. And it's not just the ticket prices, the whole atmosphere at Ibrox is electric, but only for those who have the means to enjoy it. 
I'm starting to think it's all about who you know and how much money you're willing to splurge, rather than the actual team performance. Can't we just focus on the football? 
i mean, £20m is a decent chunk change, but are they really just gonna keep replacing the same old squad bits or is this actually making a difference in the long run? 
personally, i think it's like playing football with a new controller – you might get some sweet shots, but ultimately, it's still just you trying to score goals against other people 
Rangers' manager Röhl is investin' time & money into his squad, which sounds like a good thing, but at what cost? Are they prioritizin' short-term gains or long-term success? 
We gotta ask ourselves, are we focusin' on gettin' ahead now or buildin' a team that can keep pace in the long run? 
. They've had some great moments, but not so much in terms of consistency. So, it's hard to say whether they're really in with a shot this time around or if it's just a pipe dream 
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. Can't wait to see how it all plays out! 
. Rangers have been through similar struggles in the past and know how to rebuild from scratch. Still, it's tough to back them at odds of 4/1 for the title 
, but I suppose that's just the way the market is priced up right now 
. Everyone's just spouting off about their own opinions without any real insight into what actually happens on the pitch. I mean, Röhl says his team has quality, but does he actually watch the games? Or is it all just about transfer deals and squad numbers for him? 
. How many times have we seen that prediction come true... never? It's always the same old story: one team dominates, another gets lucky, and someone in between tries to steal the limelight.
. I think Röhl's right to be optimistic - we've seen teams come from behind before and make a late push for the championship 
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. Rangers think they've got what it takes to win the title? They're still a long way off from being consistent top performers. Yeah, they've spent £20m on new recruits, but that's just numbers, you know? It's not about how much money you throw at a problem, it's about how well your players can execute. And let's be real, Celtic and Hearts have been doing this for years. Rangers are like the new kid on the block trying to step up. They'll get there eventually, but I don't see them overtaking those two just yet 
. But you've got to wonder, can they keep up the pace against Hearts and Celtic? Those Edinburgh rivals are consistent for a reason 
Just saw that statement from Rangers boss Danny Röhl... seems like he's got his fingers crossed on a title win 
The 20m investment is definitely a big plus, but I'm still not convinced they can beat Hearts and Celtic. Those Edinburgh lads are consistent, you know? 
What really gets me, though, is how Röhl keeps saying it's all about the long-term decisions... like, fair play, mate! Can't we just get some excitement around Ibrox for once 
. I mean, Röhl knows the Scottish Premiership has its quirks, but with Rangers looking strong, it's hard not to get excited