Czech Republic wants Rangers striker Naderi – could Klopp intervene?

The Czech football association is intensively courting the 23‑year‑old Rangers striker Ryan Naderi, who has already made his decision for the Czech Republic. If the passport formalities are resolved in time, he could make his international debut in the Nations League window – a intervention by Jürgen Klopp is being discussed speculatively.

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National Perspective

Naderi could make his international debut for the Czech Republic in the Nations League window, which runs from September 26 to October 6. There, duels against Croatia, England and Spain are scheduled. The Czech FA emphasizes that passport formalities still need to be completed.

Pavel Nedved, sport director of the Czech national team since 2025, has personally made contact with the native of Dresden. Nedved, a former world‑class midfielder, is said to have convinced Naderi of the decision. The reports come from the German sports magazine “”.

Naderi's mother is from the Czech Republic, his father from Bulgaria. The 23‑year‑old holds, in addition to German, Czech citizenship, while the Bulgarian FA has already issued a rejection. Thus the decision for the Czech Republic remains decisive.

Club Career and Market Value

The striker went through the youth academies of Dynamo Dresden and Borussia Mönchengladbach, but has not yet played in the Bundesliga or for a German national team. In February he moved from Hansa Rostock to the Glasgow Rangers. The Rangers' transfer strategy resulted in a fixed fee of €5.5 million, which can rise to €6 million with bonuses, making him the most expensive sale in Rostock's club history and the most expensive departure from the 3. Liga.

At the time of the transfer, Naderi was valued at €1.2 million; now his market value stands at €4.5 million – an increase of €3.3 million within a few months.

In the current season, Naderi records six goal involvements in ten league matches. Since his move to Glasgow, he has scored twelve points in 21 appearances. A first analysis of his offensive presence confirms his growing importance for the Rangers.

The ‑Redaktion reports that only a short‑term intervention by Jürgen Klopp could persuade Naderi to reconsider his international future. Should he play for the Czech Republic, the DFB could lose a late‑developing centre‑forward. The situation remains open in the coming days.