Quick Info
| Profession | Football Manager |
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| Nationality | German |
| Date of Birth | 28/04/1989 |
| Age | 37 years |
| Birthplace | Zwickau, Saxony, East Germany |
Latest News about Danny Röhl
15/06/2026
Red Bull Salzburg officially announced Danny Röhl as their new head coach for the 2026/27 season. The German manager, who previously led Rangers and Sheffield Wednesday, will take over the Austrian Bundesliga club following his departure from Scotland. Salzburg aims to strengthen their domestic and European presence with Röhl's analytical coaching style.
29/07/2025
Danny Röhl left Sheffield Wednesday by mutual agreement on 29 July 2025 after missing the opening weeks of preseason amid the club's financial problems. He had led the club since October 2023, keeping them in the Championship in 2023/24 and finishing 12th in 2024/25 despite unpaid wages and supporter protests.
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Bio/Wiki
| Danny Röhl is a German football manager and former professional defender. He is currently the head coach of Red Bull Salzburg in the Austrian Bundesliga, having been appointed for the 2026/27 season. Known for his analytical approach and work with top coaches like Hansi Flick and Ralph Hasenhüttl, Röhl has built a reputation in both German and English football before moving to Scotland and Austria. |
Career
| Playing Career | Brief career as defender in lower tiers of German football for FSV Zwickau, Sachsen II, FC Eilenburg (2009-2010), cut short by injury. |
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| Coaching Career | Video analyst at RB Leipzig youth (2010); assistant coach RB Leipzig youth and first team (2016 under Ralph Hasenhüttl); assistant Southampton (2018); assistant Bayern Munich under Hansi Flick (2019-2021, won treble 2019/20); assistant Germany national team (2021-2023); manager Sheffield Wednesday (2023-2025); head coach of Rangers (appointed October 2025); head coach of Red Bull Salzburg (appointed 2026 for 2026/27 season). |
Some Lesser Known Facts
| 1. First managerial role at Sheffield Wednesday amid financial turmoil, achieved survival in 2023/24 and 12th in 2024/25. | |
| 2. Joint-fourth youngest coach in Europe as of 2025. | |
| 3. Worked with Ralf Rangnick and Ralph Hasenhuttl early in career. | |
| 4. Worked with Ralf Rangnick and Ralph Hasenhüttl early in career. | |
| 5. Won the UEFA Champions League, Bundesliga, and DFB-Pokal treble with Bayern Munich in 2019/20 as an assistant coach. | |
| 6. Served as co-trainer for the German national team under Hansi Flick from 2021 to 2023. |