Rangers Want To Strengthen This Position This Summer: Can Danny Rohl’s Strategy Bring Success?

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – MARCH 21: Rangers manager Danny Röhl is seen during the William Hill Premiership match between Rangers and Aberdeen at Ibrox Stadium on March 21, 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Rangers are currently in second place with 69 points, just one point behind Hearts, with five games left in a season that has seen plenty of ups and downs. Since Danny Rohl took over in October, the Govan giants have earned nine more points than any of their rivals, but a thin squad is still a clear issue. Tochi Chukwuani has done well with two goals and a 7.02 FotMob rating this season, but sticking with the same duo every week risks burnout and makes the team too predictable.

I believe that finding a versatile number six or number eight is the right move to protect the team if Nicolas Raskin moves to a bigger league. The stats show that Rangers have the best goal difference in the league at +35, but staying solid in transition requires more athletic players in the middle.

The manager clearly prefers high-intensity pressing and tactical discipline over individual flair, which explains why the club is moving away from luxury players like Oscar Cortes. If the board gives Rohl the dominant ball-winner he wants this summer, the team can finally stop being just title challengers and become a consistent force in both Scotland and Europe. Adding quality while the team is already performing well is the only logical move for the Rangers.