'This is the right one' - Rohl on leaving Rangers for Salzburg
Danny Rohl explains why he left Rangers for Red Bull Salzburg - where he hopes to win trophies and help develop young players.
Danny Rohl, 37, has announced his move from Rangers to Red Bull Salzburg in June. The former Sheffield Wednesday manager discusses his decision to leave the Glasgow club and join Salzburg, a team he sees as an opportunity to restart his career. Rohl's tenure at Rangers saw him take over a struggling team and nearly guide them to title contention, but four losses in their final five games left them third in the SPL.
Rohl was given the opportunity to discuss his future with both Rangers and Salzburg while on holiday in Hawaii, and he ultimately decided to move to Salzburg, impressed by the club's potential and the support of sporting director Marcus Mann. Rohl emphasizes the importance of consistency and the challenging environment of football, acknowledging that no one can prepare for the pressure of managing a club like Salzburg, which has not won the Austrian Bundesliga in three seasons.
Despite the pressure, Rohl is focused on winning titles and developing young players, aiming to bring Salzburg back into the light in European football.
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