Danny Röhl says the Rangers board has assured him he remains head coach following board discussions at Ibrox. Both reports describe recent unrest among sections of supporters, who have expressed anger over Rangers’ performance after a “split,” with critics pointing to what they describe as a collapse in results during that period. Röhl, in statements relayed by outlets, characterizes the talks with the board as decisive and says there is “no question mark” over his position. Sky Sports reports that the board’s backing is meant to address concerns about his future, indicating that assurances have been given directly amid the mounting fan pressure. BBC News similarly states that Röhl is confident in his role after discussions with the Ibrox board, describing the outcome as an assurance of his continued employment as head coach. The reports do not provide detailed terms of any contract extension or the specific conditions, if any, attached to the board’s backing, but they align on the central point: Röhl’s future is supported by the club’s board after discussions following fan criticism.