Ibrox View: Rangers ace who's ranking higher than Arsenal forward has super int'l break

Rangers new signing Vaclav Cerny grabbed an assist in a 3-2 win over Ukraine on Tuesday (10 September).

Cerny has shown promise in his opening few games at Ibrox, and will be hopeful over carrying his international form into the next stage of the season.

The 26-year-old has already managed a goal and an assist in the Scottish Premiership this campaign and Rangers fans will be hoping he can be on form for the next match against Dundee United.

Will Cerny help achieve Rangers’ goals?

The Czech winger has been a welcome signing in Scotland so far, and has shown he has the ability to help Rangers this season, with his contributions in his first four league games.

Cerny averages 2.21 progressive carries, and 1.17 successful take-ons per 90 minutes, making him a solid threat to opposition defenders, according to FBRef.

On top of that, the loanee ranks higher than Premier League stars, Newcastle’s Miguel Almiron and Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard, in both offensive and defensive actions per 90, which is why he is a solid acquisition for manager Phillipe Clement.

His fellow national teammates are no pushovers either, with Cerny starting ahead of Adam Hlozek who was part of the invincible Bayer Leverkusen side who won two trophies in Germany last season.

If Rangers are able to keep the forward fit for the remainder of his loan spell, he could help guide them back to the top of Scottish football, especially after their poor start to the campaign.

In other Rangers news, captain James Tavernier is at a crossroads on his future.

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