Rangers, once considered long shots for the Scottish Premiership title, are now just six points behind leaders Hearts under new coach Danny Rohl. Rohl's appointment marked a dramatic turnaround for a team that seemed destined for mediocrity. The odds against them winning the league were 14-1, reflecting the dire state of the club. Rohl's initial focus was on immediate results, which swiftly improved, while performances gradually caught up. Now, with a six-point deficit, Rangers are in a strong position to challenge for the title.

Rohl's influence is evident in the team's recent performances, particularly in the Europa League where they secured a 1-0 win over Ludogorets. This victory marked their seventh consecutive win, showcasing a significant improvement in form. The midfield, especially Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande, has been instrumental. Raskin, once struggling under the previous coach, is thriving under Rohl, leading the team in tackles and chances created. Diomande's goal and high pass accuracy reflect the team's newfound consistency.

Despite these improvements, questions remain about the forward line. Youssef Chermiti and Bojan Miovski have shown promise but failed to capitalize on chances. Rohl has reinforced the squad with additions like Toko Chukwuani, Tuur Rommens, and Andreas Skov Olsen, but analysts suggest that a top striker is still needed to secure their title challenge. The upcoming game against Dundee could be pivotal, especially if Hearts and Celtic draw their match, potentially bringing Rangers within three points of the top.

Rohl's impact is undeniable, and his ability to turn around a struggling team has impressed many. However, the question remains: can Rangers sustain this form and claim the title? The addition of a clinical striker could be the final piece in their championship puzzle. With the season's final stretch approaching, Rangers fans are hoping their team can maintain the momentum and secure a historic comeback.