TRANSFER NEWS:Rangers struck gold when they signed winger Václav Černý on loan from Wolfsburg last summer, and now the club is keen to make the move permanent.

The Czech international has been one of the standout performers at Ibrox this season, providing flair, creativity, and crucial goals from the wing. His ability to take on defenders, deliver quality balls into the box, and find the net himself has made him a fan favorite and a key component of Rangers’ attacking setup.

Černý, 26, joined Rangers on a season-long loan with an option to buy, and his performances have done more than enough to convince the club hierarchy to consider triggering the clause. He has contributed significantly in both domestic and European competitions, giving Rangers an added edge in games where individual quality was needed to unlock defenses. His understanding with fellow attackers and consistent work rate has made him a mainstay in the starting XI.

Reports suggest that Černý is open to the idea of staying in Glasgow, praising the atmosphere at Ibrox, the club’s ambition, and the connection he has formed with the fans. However, with Wolfsburg reportedly also reassessing his future after a change in coaching staff, Rangers may face competition or higher financial demands to secure his signature.

Manager Philippe Clement has made it clear he wants to build a competitive squad capable of challenging for every trophy next season, and retaining Černý would be a significant step in that direction. The summer transfer window will be crucial for Rangers, but keeping a talent like Černý would signal real intent.

As discussions continue behind the scenes, fans will be hopeful that the club can finalize a deal and ensure one of their brightest stars remains in blue beyond the current campaign.

 

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