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Rangers Medical Team Already Familiar with Vaclav Cerny’s Fitness and Injury History, Says Dr Rajpal Brar
Rangers may be closely monitoring Cerny’s fitness during the off-season if they are considering a permanent move for the winger, according to an injury expert.
Cerny joined the Scottish side on loan from VFL Wolfsburg, but the SPFL runners-up do not hold a purchase option in the deal.
Despite this, there’s growing speculation about the possibility of extending his stay at Ibrox.
According to Daily Record journalist Keith Jackson, Cerny is reportedly open to remaining in Glasgow.
However, Rangers have yet to show any firm commitment toward making his move permanent.
Wolfsburg’s stance also remains unclear—they may wish to reassess his potential contribution to their first team next season before making a decision.
Dr. Rajpal Brar, a physical therapy doctor and sports scientist, told Ibrox News that the club is unlikely to require a fresh medical if they opt to sign Cerny permanently.
“He has been at Rangers this past season, so the club would most likely waive his medical.
He has been under the medical staff’s supervision, and there are no concerns regarding his fitness that would stop a permanent deal,” Dr. Brar explained. “Cerny played regularly without major injury concerns.”
While signing Cerny would be a significant addition, Rangers could be waiting for clarity on their managerial situation and ownership before making a decision. A new manager may have different tactical preferences, potentially influencing Cerny’s future.
Similarly, the 49ers Enterprises, expected to take greater control at the club, may view Wolfsburg’s valuation as excessive.
Given Cerny’s solid performances and clean bill of health, it’s likely he enjoyed his time at Ibrox. Whether he returns next season remains to be seen, but from a fitness standpoint, there appear to be no barriers to a permanent deal.
