VACLAV CERNY will always be remembered by Rangers fans for THAT incident at Celtic Park.
His ‘watergate’ antics after Hamza Igamane‘s late derby winner will stick with supporters – from both sides – for years to come.
And one punter has gone to extraordinarily lengths to commemorate the controversial moment from the Old Firm showdown.
Cerny’s signed jersey from the 3-2 win was put up for auction on Matchwornshirt.com and has finally been sold after 42 bids.
The auction was wrapped up tonight at 6pm and the winner has since been confirmed.
A British buyer has came out on top in the race after splashing out an extortionate fee to get their hands on the memorabilia.
The shirt was sold for an eye-watering £24,000.
The trumped the previous offer of £20,142 from a buyer in the United Arab Emirates.
The listing declares that the funds from the shirt will be used for the “continued the development and growth of the club” across “various different projects.”
The top had bids from a number of different punters in the UK, as the price rose from £10 to £468 within the first 24 hours.
Interest continued to ramp up the following day as the value crept to around £1,500.
From March 19 onwards – three days after the game – it became a two-horse race between the buyer from the UAE and winner from the UK.
Cerny, 27, will not face any action from cops after an investigation into the incident was dropped this week.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We received information, enquiries were carried out and no criminality has been established.
“Officers have engaged with the club and advice was given.”
The Czechia winger could still find himself in hot water with the SFA over the flashpoint.
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