Vaclav Cerny has reportedly branded the result of his water spraying incident during Rangers' win over Celtic as 'absurd'.
The Rangers winger aimed water in the direction of Celtic fans close to the away dugout at Parkhead as Hamza Igamane struck late in the game to give Barry Ferguson's side the victory.
The flashpoint sparked a furious reaction from those in the nearby area of the main stand.
Police Scotland confirmed on Monday that they were looking into the matter after a report was received in relation to what happened.
Celtic also raised concerns regarding 'members of the away team engaging with Celtic supporters'.
Now, the on-loan Wolfsburg winger has seemingly broken his silence on the matter, as the Daily Record claims.
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Using information from iSport Blesk, Cerny is quoted as saying: “I don’t want to say too much, I can’t. I find it a bit absurd.
"The stands are so close, to have open water… I didn’t even know what was happening at that moment. I just ran. It’s a derby.”
