Danny Röhr, the 37‑year‑old Ibrox manager, told Sky Sports his “full focus” remains on Rangers despite rumours linking him with Bundesliga side Wolfsburg. Since taking charge in October he has revived the club’s title chase, but a loss to Hearts now leaves them trophy‑less this season, heightening pressure on the German.

Röhr faces mounting pressure ahead of Sunday’s Old Firm clash at Celtic Park, a fixture that could secure second place and a Champions League qualifying spot. He recalled his previous 3‑1 victory at Parkhead under former boss Wilfried Nancy, noting a win would tighten the gap to leaders Celtic and please supporters.

Despite recent setbacks, the German insists he is “100 percent” committed to Ibrox and aims to raise standards next season. He cited half‑time tweaks that turned a losing effort into a 3‑1 win as proof the squad can reverse fortunes. Securing a win would deliver Rangers their first league crown since 2011, confirming Röhr’s rebuilding plan.

Röhr’s contract runs until 2026, and the club’s board has publicly backed his long‑term vision. While Wolfsburg’s interest persists, the manager’s recent statements suggest he will stay the course, hoping a victory over Celtic will silence doubters and cement his legacy at Rangers for the foreseeable future.