Ferguson Urges Rangers to Secure Cerny Permanently After Stellar Loan Spell

Ferguson's Strong Endorsement for Cerny's Rangers Future

Barry Ferguson has made his position clear regarding Vaclav Cerny's future at Rangers, stating he would "love to see" the Czech winger remain at Ibrox next season. The interim manager praised the 27-year-old's impact since arriving on loan from Bundesliga side Wolfsburg.

Cerny's Stunning Impact at Ibrox

The technically gifted attacker has netted 17 times in 44 appearances, becoming a fan favorite with his:

Clinical finishing in crucial matches
Exceptional work rate off the ball
Ability to change games singlehandedly

"He's been outstanding for me," Ferguson told BBC Scotland. "He's a difference maker. What I've loved from him is his work without the ball. It's been excellent."

Transfer Saga and European Interest

Reports suggest Rangers have:

A limited contractual window to exercise their purchase option
Would need to pay Wolfsburg a preset fee
Face potential competition from multiple European clubs

"I would hazard a guess that there's going to be a lot of clubs interested in him," Ferguson admitted, acknowledging the growing transfer speculation.

Off-Field Controversies at Ibrox

The interview occurred amid ongoing disciplinary issues involving:

UEFA's suspended closure threat for the Copland Stand
Recent €30,000 fine for offensive banners
Additional penalties for stadium safety violations

Ferguson emphasized fan support remains crucial: "We don't want to see partial stadium closures or fines. I just want to see my supporters getting right behind my team."