Derek McInnes unveiled as Rangers manager, aims for quick title win
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 3:19 PM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026

Derek McInnes has been appointed as the new manager of Rangers, expressing a determination to win the Scottish Premiership swiftly. McInnes, who nearly led Hearts to the league title last season, was surprised by the opportunity at Ibrox after replacing Danny Röhl. Emphasizing his long-standing connection to the club, he stressed the importance of improving the team's performance after a challenging period for Rangers, which includes winning just one title in the last 15 years. McInnes' first league game is scheduled against Dundee United on July 31, as he plans to build a competitive squad moving forward.
- •Derek McInnes replaces Danny Röhl as Rangers manager
- •Aims to win the Scottish Premiership quickly
- •First match is against Dundee United on July 31
- •Played for Rangers from 1995-2000
- •Rangers aim to improve after winning one title in 15 years
"Derek McInnes says he "belongs" at Rangers after being unveiled as the club's new manager and laid out his intention to win the Scottish Premiership as quickly as possible.
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