Rangers Star Vaclav Cerny Receives Mixed Reviews for Czechia Performance
Rangers winger Vaclav Cerny has been the subject of intense media focus recently, and his latest performance for the Czechia national team has garnered mixed reviews. Cerny, who has been outstanding for Rangers this season, started in Czechia’s 2-1 victory over the Faroe Islands in a World Cup Qualifier.
However, despite the win, Cerny’s performance was deemed “average” by Czech outlet iSport, who gave him a match rating of 5/10. The outlet highlighted his poor attacking performance, stating that “the danger level was average and certainly lower than usual in Scotland.”
Another Czech outlet, (link unavailable), was more forgiving, giving Cerny a 2/5 match rating (with the lower number equating to a higher rating). They described his display as “active,” but overall, Cerny’s performance was seen as underwhelming.
This criticism comes as a surprise, given Cerny’s impressive form for Rangers this season. He has scored 17 goals across all competitions and has been one of the team’s standout players. His loan deal from Wolfsburg ends in the summer, and Rangers have the option to make his move permanent for £6.75m.
Cerny has expressed his desire to stay in Scotland and remain at Ibrox, and it is clear that he has found his form after a difficult spell at Wolfsburg. Rangers’ new manager, who will join in the summer, will likely prioritize keeping Cerny, given his importance to the team.
The question remains whether Rangers will have the necessary spending power to make Cerny’s loan move permanent. However, given his impressive performances this season, it is clear that keeping him should be a priority for the club.
In conclusion, Vaclav Cerny’s performance for Czechia was deemed average by Czech outlets, but his importance to Rangers cannot be overstated. His desire to stay in Scotland and remain at Ibrox is clear, and it is likely that Rangers will prioritize keeping him in the summer.
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