Rangers manager frontrunner Danny Rohl emerges as contender for ANOTHER job after dramatically re-entering Gers running

DANNY ROHL is sensationally back in the frame to be the new Rangers boss.

But he could potentially have another option as he eyes a return to the dugout.

SunSport exclusively revealed last night that 36-year old Rohl was back in the frame for the Rangers job.

That’s despite the fact the former Sheffield Wednesday boss had pulled out of the running to replace Russell Martin last week.

Rohl had emerged as the odds-on favourite to land the Ibrox gig after Steven Gerrard’s shock withdrawal from the process the weekend before last.

But SunSport exclusively revealed last Monday that Kevin Muscat had emerged as a serious contender.

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The Australian, a treble-winner at Ibrox as a player, held talks with Gers chiefs and talks reached an advanced stage.

Rohl then WITHDREW from the process himself, clearing the path for Muscat to be appointed.

However, just as it looked like the Light Blues had got their man, another bombshell dropped last night.

SunSport told you how the deal to appoint Muscat was OFF.

We then exclusively revealed how Rohl had sensationally re-entered the conversation.

And with Rangers wanting an appointment in place before Thursday’s Europa League clash with SK Brann, talks with the German have been reignited.

Rohl would be available to start right away having quit crisis-hit Sheffield Wednesday in July.

However, he has now emerged as a potential option for ANOTHER managerial role.

Norwich boss Liam Manning is under serious pressure after just five months in charge.

They’ve won just two of their 10 Championship games so far this season and sit just a point above the relegation places.

With the 40-year old very much under the cosh, potential replacements are already being mooted.

Journalist Graeme Bailey reports that Norwich are ‘ready to part ways’ with Manning.

Gary O’Neil 3/1

Mark Robins 7/2

Russell Martin 5/1

Danny Rohl 7/1

Narcis Pelach 15/2

Michael Carrick 8/1

And Rohl has emerged as one of the contenders to take over at Carrow Road.

Stoke manager Mark Robins, former Wolves boss Gary O’Neil and Rohl are namechecked as ‘viable options’ being assessed by the club.

The odds also make Rohl a leading contender for the role.

He sits at 7/1, with Gary O’Neil the favourite at 3/1 with Sportscasting.

Sacked Rangers boss Russell Martin is also seen as a leading contender at 5/1.