“Ibrox Bombshell: Rangers Poised to Unleash Mega-Money Deal for Sensational New Forward in Game-Changing Transfer Coup!”

Rangers Step Up Transfer Plans with Champions League Deadline Approaching

Vaclav Cerny was a standout performer for Rangers during his loan spell from Wolfsburg last season.

However, with the Czech winger returning to his parent club, manager Russell Martin is now pushing to recruit a new right-sided attacker.

Efforts are underway behind the scenes to secure a suitable replacement, as Rangers work against the clock to strengthen their squad before the start of their Champions League qualifying campaign.

Cerny’s departure has left a significant gap in the squad. The 27-year-old impressed throughout the 2024/25 season, starting 30 Scottish Premiership matches, scoring 12 goals, and providing four assists.

Despite calls for the club to sign him permanently, Cerny is now expected to join Turkish giants Besiktas instead of returning to Ibrox.

With limited time before they face Panathinaikos in the Champions League qualifiers on 22 July, Rangers are urgently seeking reinforcements to bolster their squad ahead of a crucial season in which they aim to challenge Celtic for domestic honours.

Goalkeeper Search Intensifies

In addition to searching for a winger, Rangers are also working on bringing in a new goalkeeper. Sources have revealed that the club is targeting Brighton’s Carl Rushworth for a potential loan move.

The 23-year-old Englishman has been on Brighton’s books since 2019 and has gained experience through various loan spells at Walsall, Lincoln City, Swansea, and Hull City.

Now, Rangers are hopeful they can secure his services as they address ongoing concerns in the goalkeeping department.

With just days remaining before their European campaign begins, the Glasgow outfit is accelerating efforts to complete key signings and ensure they are fully prepared for the challenges ahead.