Vaclav Cerny didn’t hold back in his assessment of Rangers’ performance against Celtic, admitting they were completely outclassed in every aspect during their recent 3-0 defeat. Despite manager Philippe Clement’s denial of a significant gap between the two clubs, Cerny was honest in recognizing Celtic’s dominance throughout the match.
The Czech winger, currently on loan from Wolfsburg, acknowledged the intensity of the Old Firm derby and compared it to the fierce Prague rivalry of his youth. He emphasized the need for Rangers to catch up with their rivals at any cost, highlighting their main goal moving forward.
Despite the disappointment of the loss, Cerny expressed his satisfaction with life at Rangers, particularly looking forward to facing clubs like Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League. He reflected on the decision to leave Wolfsburg and join Rangers, citing the opportunity for European competition and a positive playing experience as key factors in his decision.
Looking ahead, Cerny is eager to continue his success at Rangers and hopes to contribute to the Czech national team in upcoming matches. He remains optimistic about the quality of Scottish football and the potential for success with his new club.
