Danny Rohl seeing things go in the 'right direction' as Rangers clinch third straight Premiership win

Danny Rohl says Rangers are beginning to take “steps forward” in the Premiership after making it three successive victories in a row.

The Light Blues secured a comfortable 3-0 success at Dens Park as Nico Raskin and Mikey Moore netted in the first-half.

Rangers manager Danny Rohl celebrates in front of the fans after the final whistle in the William Hill Premiership match at Dens Park, Dundeeplaceholder image
Rangers manager Danny Rohl celebrates in front of the fans after the final whistle in the William Hill Premiership match at Dens Park, Dundee

Rangers, who were beaten by Roma in the Europa League on Thursday, added a late third when Djeidi Gassama curled in with a delightful effort from just inside the box to seal all three points.

It now means they are 12 points behind leaders Hearts – with a game in hand – as Rohl’s good domestic start continues.

When asked to sum-up the game, the German responded: “Yeah, first, I think a clean sheet, three goals scored away is always good.

"I think in the second half sometimes we lost a little bit of control, this is what I want to see in the future, that we control this game some more.

"But all in all, I think the last three performances, especially in the league, is good, we scored seven goals, two times a clean sheet away.

"I think this is a good direction, we spoke about the small steps, I think in the league we made good steps forward, and now it's about recovering.

"I see a lot of things that go in the right direction, I see a lot of things that we have to improve. I like to see individual players growing up more and more, and yeah, all in all we should be happy at the moment.”

Rangers now take a break due to the international break and Rohl says he will evaluate the squad at his disposal at Ibrox.

“With my coaches we put a lot of things together, details about the players,” he explained. “We spoke about weaknesses, but a lot of potential things, we look at strength, and then of course it's also about the players having to deliver.

"I think this is also crucial, they know this, they want to show it, I think I see all the players try, this is first the basics, they put a lot of effort in, and then we have to be smart in the next steps, but this is not today's topic.

He added: “I'm happy, now we can go home, I can recover as well a little bit after a busy schedule, but I must say I enjoyed the first three weeks.

"I see how big this club is, which potential we have, and at this point we carry on.”

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