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The Herald Scotland
10 hours ago
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Vaclav Cerny Rangers transfer return all but ruled out
And Cerny could yet have a part to play at Wolfsburg, who have just appointed new Dutch manager Paul Simonis to take charge for the new campaign. Cerny's agent, David Nehoda, said: "Vaclav will be back in Wolfsburg in time for their start of training. Read more: "We are currently not in talks with Rangers about a possible further collaboration. "There is no concrete offer from any other club either. "The summer transfer market window does continue for a long time though, so everything remains possible." Cerny started 30 league games for Rangers during the season and scored 12 goals in the Premiership. He also netted a further six goals in 12 games in European competition.

The National
10 hours ago
- Sport
- The National
Vaclav Cerny Rangers transfer return all but ruled out
The winger enjoyed an excellent campaign at Ibrox on loan, but there was no option to make the move permanent and the Bundesliga club have reportedly set a £9 million price tag on the player. And Cerny could yet have a part to play at Wolfsburg, who have just appointed new Dutch manager Paul Simonis to take charge for the new campaign. Cerny's agent, David Nehoda, said: "Vaclav will be back in Wolfsburg in time for their start of training. Read more: "We are currently not in talks with Rangers about a possible further collaboration. "There is no concrete offer from any other club either. "The summer transfer market window does continue for a long time though, so everything remains possible." Cerny started 30 league games for Rangers during the season and scored 12 goals in the Premiership. He also netted a further six goals in 12 games in European competition.


Fox Sports
12-06-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Wolfsburg hires surprise Dutch Cup winner Paul Simonis as new coach
Associated Press WOLFSBURG, Germany (AP) — Wolfsburg hired Paul Simonis as its new coach on Thursday after he won the Netherlands' top cup competition with his previous club Go Ahead Eagles. The 40-year-old Simonis joins on a two-year contract with a task to 'realign VfL Wolfsburg with fresh impetus,' managing director for sport Peter Christiansen said. Simonis' Dutch Cup win with Go Ahead Eagles in April was a surprise for a club which hadn't won a major trophy in 92 years, and came in his first career head coach role. The team's league finish of seventh was also its best in decades. He replaced Ralph Hasenhüttl after the former Southampton and Leipzig coach was fired with two games remaining of the Bundesliga. Wolfsburg finished 11th under stand-in Daniel Bauer. Simonis will be Wolfsburg's sixth permanent coach since 2021, the last year when it qualified for the men's Champions League. ___ AP soccer: in this topic


Winnipeg Free Press
12-06-2025
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
Wolfsburg hires surprise Dutch Cup winner Paul Simonis as new coach
WOLFSBURG, Germany (AP) — Wolfsburg hired Paul Simonis as its new coach on Thursday after he won the Netherlands' top cup competition with his previous club Go Ahead Eagles. The 40-year-old Simonis joins on a two-year contract with a task to 'realign VfL Wolfsburg with fresh impetus,' managing director for sport Peter Christiansen said. Simonis' Dutch Cup win with Go Ahead Eagles in April was a surprise for a club which hadn't won a major trophy in 92 years, and came in his first career head coach role. The team's league finish of seventh was also its best in decades. He replaced Ralph Hasenhüttl after the former Southampton and Leipzig coach was fired with two games remaining of the Bundesliga. Wolfsburg finished 11th under stand-in Daniel Bauer. Simonis will be Wolfsburg's sixth permanent coach since 2021, the last year when it qualified for the men's Champions League. ___ AP soccer:

Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Wolfsburg hires surprise Dutch Cup winner Paul Simonis as new coach
WOLFSBURG, Germany (AP) — Wolfsburg hired Paul Simonis as its new coach on Thursday after he won the Netherlands' top cup competition with his previous club Go Ahead Eagles. The 40-year-old Simonis joins on a two-year contract with a task to 'realign VfL Wolfsburg with fresh impetus,' managing director for sport Peter Christiansen said. Advertisement Simonis' Dutch Cup win with Go Ahead Eagles in April was a surprise for a club which hadn't won a major trophy in 92 years, and came in his first career head coach role. The team's league finish of seventh was also its best in decades. He replaced Ralph Hasenhüttl after the former Southampton and Leipzig coach was fired with two games remaining of the Bundesliga. Wolfsburg finished 11th under stand-in Daniel Bauer. Simonis will be Wolfsburg's sixth permanent coach since 2021, the last year when it qualified for the men's Champions League. ___ AP soccer: