Danny Rohl has been appointed Rangers head coach on a two-and-a-half-year deal.
The 36-year-old had withdrawn from contention last week, when Kevin Muscat seemed poised to succeed Russell Martin earlier this month.
But the former Sheffield Wednesday boss reportedly resumed talks with Rangers over the weekend and was confirmed as their new head coach on Monday afternoon.
He told the club’s website: “It is a huge privilege to be taking on the role of head coach at such an incredible club, recognised around the world.
“I know it has been a difficult start to the season, but there is still so much to play for in four competitions, and my staff and I will give it everything to reward the supporters and the club.”
He added: “The expectations here are clear.
“The fans want to see results now – my mentality and experience is to think in exactly the same way and I have belief in the players that we can achieve this.
“We have no time to waste, we start straight away. I respect that trust is earned and understand we have to give the supporters confidence in what we are doing by showing it on the pitch from the start.
“The expectations are huge and I love this challenge because I set high standards for myself and the team too.
“Rangers is built on a tradition of hard work, unity and success – that is exactly what you will get from me and what I want my team to represent for all of you.
“I’m looking forward to meeting the squad and getting down to work ahead of Thursday’s game away to Brann.”
Chairman Andrew Cavenagh commented: “We’re very pleased to welcome Danny to Rangers. An ambitious coach who shares the club’s hunger for progress and success.
“His experience at elite level, in high-pressure environments, makes him a strong fit for what we expect here.
“We know the past few months have been challenging, but our focus has always been on getting the right person, who is ready to immediately embrace this football club and the demands that come with it.
“Danny impressed us with his vision, his character and his understanding of what Rangers stands for. We believe he can help restore pride, momentum, and ultimately success.”
Rangers face Norwegian side Brann in the Europa League on Thursday.
