Rangers FC have reportedly reached an agreement with Wolfsburg to sign Czech Republic winger Vaclav Černý on a permanent deal after his impressive performances during a loan spell. The 26-year-old winger has been a standout performer under manager Philippe Clement, who played a pivotal role in finalizing the deal. Clement, impressed by Černý’s impact and versatility, believes the winger will be key to Rangers’ success.
Černý’s performances in the Premiership and European competitions have justified the manager’s trust. His statistics from the 2024/25 season highlight his influence:
Premiership 24/25
Appearances: 15
Goals: 7
Assists: 1
Starting XI: 82%
Goal Participation: 28%
Champions League Qualification
Appearances: 2
Assists: 1
Goal Participation: 100%
Europa League
Appearances: 6
Goals: 3
Assists: 2
Starting XI: 100%
Goal Participation: 38%
League Cup
Appearances: 4
Assists: 2
Černý’s attacking prowess and European experience have significantly bolstered Rangers’ campaign. Philippe Clement praised his new signing, stating:
“Vaclav is an exciting player with valuable experience in European football. He has already shown his attacking qualities in the Eredivisie and Bundesliga. I believe we can help him reach new levels as part of this squad.”
Černý, capped 17 times for the Czech Republic and a participant at Euro 2024, began his career at Pribram before joining Ajax in 2014. Spells with Utrecht, Twente, and Wolfsburg followed, with his time in Germany limited to 14 starts in his debut season.
On his permanent move to Rangers, Černý expressed his enthusiasm:
“From my first talks with the manager, I felt very positive. Everything moved quickly from there, and I’m excited to contribute to this fantastic club.”
This signing marks Rangers’ rejuvenation as Clement continues to strengthen the squad for domestic and European challenges.
