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Cerny’s Future at Rangers in Doubt as Transfer Deadline Looms
Czech international Cerny joined Rangers last summer on a season-long loan from Wolfsburg and has become an important figure in the squad ever since.
His consistent performances have impressed fans and pundits alike, making a strong case for a permanent stay at Ibrox.
Rangers have the option to make Cerny’s move permanent by activating a reported £5.5 million buy clause in his contract.
However, time is running out to trigger that clause, and uncertainty remains due to the ongoing takeover talks involving Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises.
The club’s current ownership status may impact their ability to act swiftly in the transfer market.
Journalist Keith Jackson of The Daily Record believes that Cerny would be open to committing his future to the Light Blues.
Speaking on Hotline Live (11 May), Jackson said: “Cerny looks to me like a player who would happily commit to Rangers.
But they don’t seem to be in a position to commit to him.” This sentiment underlines the challenges the club faces while the takeover situation remains unresolved.
Despite a disappointing season in which Rangers fell short in the Scottish Premiership, with Celtic securing their fourth straight league title, Cerny has been one of the few bright spots.
His contributions on the pitch have not gone unnoticed, and many see him as a player the team can build around going forward.
From a strategic perspective, keeping Cerny could prove to be a smart and economical decision.
The 27-year-old has shown quality and consistency that would likely cost significantly more to replace in today’s market. If Rangers are serious about challenging Celtic next season, retaining players like Cerny will be essential.
The incoming owners, should the takeover be completed soon, would be wise to prioritize this deal.
Even if the ownership transition isn’t finalized before the season ends, sanctioning a permanent move for Cerny now could set the tone for an ambitious new era at Ibrox.
As the summer window approaches, Cerny’s future remains a key storyline. His time at Ibrox may only be beginning—if the club can find a way to make his stay permanent.
