Danny Rohl has re-energised Ibrox by instilling a winning mentality while “carrying himself like a Rangers manager should”, says former midfielder Charlie Adam.
The former Sheffield Wednesday boss took over the Govan club during a period of turmoil following Russell Martin’s calamitous tenure.
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With 11 wins in 14 league games, the German coach has dragged the Ibrox side back into contention for the Scottish Premiership title.
Former Rangers player Adam says Rohl has not won matches by playing the best football, but by adjusting and understanding the predicament the club were in when he arrived.
“Danny’s done a brilliant job,” said Adam. “He’s understood where Rangers are [and] he’s carried himself like a Rangers manager should.
“I think you have to be a certain type to be the Rangers manager – how you carry yourself, how you speak to the media. I think he’s done that really well.
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“Has he played the best football? Probably not, but he’s got results. That’s key and that’s the important bit. He’s done that quickly.
“Now there’s a lot of good feeling around the club and the supporters and the owners are trying to do the right things.”
With leaders Hearts welcoming Celtic to Tynecastle on Saturday, Rangers could be presented with the chance to further close the gap at the summit when they host Dundee.
Adam, who was a Rangers player between 2003 and 2009, added: “Inside the club and inside that dressing room, they’ll know that there’s an opportunity to really kick on for the end of the season.
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“A couple of signings from now to the end of the January window will help them, and as long as you come out of the window better than you started, it will give you an opportunity for the last part of the season.”
