Danny Rohl cites ‘right move’ as he departs Rangers for Red Bull Salzburg
Danny Rohl confirmed his June transfer from Rangers to Red Bull Salzburg, saying it feels like the correct step for his career.
Danny Rohl reflected on his decision to leave Rangers for Red Bull Salzburg, describing it as the right move after a turbulent year that saw him lift the Scottish side from sixth to third place. While vacationing in Hawaii, he received a call from Salzburg’s sporting director Marcus Mann and weighed the opportunity against his loyalty to Rangers, maintaining open communication with both clubs. Salzburg, struggling after three title-less campaigns following a decade of dominance, promises a reset with a squad of promising talents.
Rohl, who began his coaching career at RB Leipzig under Ralph Hassenhuttl, aims to win trophies and nurture young players, citing the club’s history of producing stars like Karim Adeyemi and Erling Haaland. He also noted recent Europa League progress, including a comeback against Jagiellonia Bialystok and a draw with Wolfsberg. Outside football, Rohl enjoys the quieter life in Salzburg, attending local theatre and keeping his family based in Leipzig.
Why it matters
The move signals a high-profile managerial shift that could reshape both Rangers' and Salzburg's future performances.
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