Danny Rohl sends three-word Rangers message after RB Salzburg celebrations
Danny Rohl very much enjoyed seeing Rangers beat Celtic yet again on Sunday afternoon.
Ryan Naderi wrote himself into Old Firm legend as his 33rd-minute strike claimed a memorable Gers victory at Parkhead.
Indeed, it's now back-to-back wins over the Hoops in one week, as Derek McInnes' men close the gap to Martin O'Neill's side to two points.
Rangers have evidently turned a corner under McInnes as the international break arrives, now having won six games on the spin.
Another coach who is doing very well in his job is Rohl, having left Ibrox in the summer to take charge of RB Salzburg.
But that doesn't mean he's not looking out for his former employers, and he was fully aware that Sunday was derby day in Glasgow.
What did Danny Rohl say about Rangers' Old Firm win?
It's becoming a growing trend, particularly among younger coaches, to have a presence on social media these days.
Rohl is one of them, with the 37-year-old having been posting on Instagram for years now.
Sunday evening saw him make a post honouring his and Salzburg's start to the 2026-27 season, with many Rangers supporters commenting in the replies.
"14 games unbeaten – 11 wins. First step taken. My team is doing a fantastic job," he wrote.
"We remain hungry and ambitious. I wish all my national team players the best of luck for the next two and a half weeks. A huge thank you for the amazing support."
In the replies, one Rangers supporter pointed out to Rohl that he would be able to see his former team doing well after Sunday's Old Firm win as well.
To which Rohl simply responded: "A good day."
So, where are Salzburg sitting in the Austrian Bundesliga and just how is Rohl getting the best out of his new team?
Why Rohl and Salzburg's unbeaten run to come under biggest threat soon
As Rohl makes reference to in his Instagram post, his Salzburg side are currently unbeaten in all competitions this season.
Shortly after Rangers beat Celtic on Sunday, his team ran out 3-0 winners over Sturm Graz in the Austrian Bundesliga.
That now leaves Salzburg second in the table after seven league games, just one point behind leaders Rapid Wien heading into the break.
Rohl's men have scored 18 goals and conceded just four, and have won every single one of their four home league games so far.
However, in the second game back from the break on 15 October, Salzburg welcome AC Milan to the Red Bull Arena in the Europa League.
Ruben Amorim's Serie A giants will be a big test for Salzburg, and so Rohl's unbeaten run will perhaps come in for its biggest test then.