'This is the right one' - Rohl on leaving Rangers for Salzburg
Danny Rohl explains why he left Rangers for Red Bull Salzburg - where he hopes to win trophies and help develop young players.
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Notable Quotes
"Some people were asking why but I felt this is the right one now. I can confirm, it's a good move."
— Danny Rohl , Athlete
"I was not prepared for this change in the summer."
— Danny Rohl , Athlete
"Consistency, this is the most important thing. The environment is really demanding."
— Danny Rohl , Athlete
"This is the main part of my character, be brave. In the last three years I always pushed the limit."
— Danny Rohl , Athlete
Key People
Danny Rohl is the manager of Sheffield Wednesday.
Derek McInnes is the head coach potentially switching to Rangers from Hearts.
Hansi Flick is a German football manager and former player.
Marcus Mann is the sporting director at Red Bull Salzburg.
Ralph Hassenhuttl is a former coach of RB Leipzig and Southampton.
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Danny Rohl explains why he left Rangers for Red Bull Salzburg - where he hopes to win trophies and help develop young players.
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