Rangers set for 'summer of change' as Cavenagh backs Rohl
Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh has pledged a 'summer of substantial change' at the club following a disappointing season that ended with a third-place finish in the Scottish Premiership. Despite fan criticism, Cavenagh has reaffirmed his support for manager Danny Rohl, who will remain in charge. The club plans to revamp the squad and provide Rohl with a full pre-season to prepare for a title challenge next year.
- ▪Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh has backed manager Danny Rohl to remain in charge despite a poor end to the season.
- ▪The club is planning a significant squad overhaul after finishing 10 points behind champions Celtic.
- ▪Cavenagh stated that Danny Rohl needs a revamped squad and a full pre-season to succeed at Rangers.
- ▪Rangers have spent between £30m and £40m on players since Cavenagh's consortium took over the club.
- ▪Cavenagh emphasized that winning titles is the only measure of success for Rangers.
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