CZECHED OFF – Rangers Star Vaclav Cerny Hints at Ibrox Exit with Emotional Tribute That Feels Like a Farewell
Rangers fans were left reading between the lines on Wednesday night, and all signs now suggest that Vaclav Cerny has made up his mind about his future at the club.
The Czech winger, who joined on a season-long loan from Bundesliga side Wolfsburg, has been one of the few consistent positives in an otherwise underwhelming campaign. Despite no buy option included in his loan deal, Cerny’s impact – 18 goals across all competitions – had supporters urging the club to make the move permanent.

However, recent events strongly indicate that his time in Glasgow may be drawing to a close.
During Rangers’ final home match of the season – a 3-1 win over Dundee United – the 27-year-old gave fans what looked very much like a goodbye. Substituted in the 80th minute, Cerny waved to supporters, placed his hand on the club crest, and after the final whistle, took a solo lap of appreciation, applauding all corners of Ibrox.
The heartfelt gestures sparked immediate speculation, which Cerny appeared to confirm hours later via Instagram. Posting a carousel of photos from the night, he captioned it simply: “Memories forever! Thank you Ibrox ”
Those brief but telling words have left fans feeling that the winger doesn’t expect to be back next season.
While Rangers still have one final game at Hibernian to close out the league campaign, the curtain may already be falling on Cerny’s time in blue – a short-lived but memorable spell that clearly struck a chord with the Ibrox faithful.