'Cerny a good move, but Ferguson may be unrealistic' - Bell

Vaclav Cerny is currently with Besiktas and Lewis Ferguson with Bologna [Getty Images] Bringing Czech winger Vaclav Cerny back to Rangers is likely more realistic than signing Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson, former Ibrox goalkeeper Cammy Bell suggests. Both have been mentioned in the summer transfer speculation, with Cerny having joined Besiktas since his loan to Rangers, while Ferguson is battling to impress new Bologna head coach Domenico Tedesco amid interest from around Europe. "I think all Rangers fans would absolutely love him to have him [Ferguson] at the club," Bell told the BBC Scottish Football Podcast. "It would be a brilliant signing for Rangers. But, realistically, I think it is probably just out of Rangers' reach at the moment." Bell suggested it could depend on how much of a fee they receive should the expected sale of Belgium midfielder Nicolas Raskin go through. He reckons new Rangers manager Derek McInnes has recruited well this summer but thinks finding a threat down the wings is key. "They struggled last season," Bell added. "They brought in a number of players, and they have done over the last few windows, that haven't worked. "A top, top winger that's going to play at the top level week in, week out is difficult to find. "You look at Czerny, I think he was a good player when he was at Rangers. If he'd been there longer, I think he would have improved even further with the club, so I don't think that would be a bad move if they can make it happen. "He obviously already understands the expectations, because that's a big thing."