Vaclav Cerny is the subject of a police investigation after he seemed to soak up Celtic fans with water while celebrating the winner of the Rangers in Parkhead on Sunday.
Celtic last night also revealed that “they have raised concerns regarding the members of the visiting team who are involved with Celtic supporters with the relevant authorities.”
The end began the game, but it had been replaced by Tom Lawrence five minutes before Hamza Igamane scored what turned out to be the final goal in a 3-2 victory for the men of Ibrox.
Jumping from his seat in the shelter after the Moroccan anetó in the 88th minute, Cerny ran through the touch line that pulverized the liquid of a bottle towards the home supporters who were sitting in the section of the main position adjacent to the technical areas.
Police are investigating after the end of the Rangers, Cerny, seemed to soak up Celtic fans
His actions caused fury among Celtic fans, with the police and security forced to intervene to calm things. And Cerny, on loan on the German side Wolfsburg this season, could now face more measures on the incident.
A Scotland spokesman said: “The officers received information and the consultations are ongoing.”
Both manager Celta Brendan Rodgers and the counterpart of his Rangers, Barry Ferguson, said they had not seen anything unpleasant.
“I didn't see him,” Rodgers said. “I think I went to the screen just to take a look at the goal.”
Ferguson added: 'I was concentrating on celebrating.
I did not see the incident, to be honest.
The inflammation point reached the end of a game full of incidents that culminated in a victory that saw visitors reduce Celtic's advantage at the top of the Premier League to 13 points.
Celtic issued a statement, saying that they had “raised concerns” with the relevant authorities regarding the problems inside and outside the field on Sunday.
A group of Celtic supporters had refused to be wanted by the police before the party and had denied the entrance to the ground.
He said: 'The club has received complaints about the police operation about yesterday's game, specifically events away from Celtic Park.
'We are reviewing the concerns of our followers and we will analyze these issues.
'It is important that these issues are addressed and that the club participates in discussions with the followers and the scotland of the police to understand the circumstances and events.
“With respect to the match in Celtic Park, we can also confirm that the club has expressed concerns regarding the members of the visitor team that are involved with Celtic supporters with the relevant authorities.”
The rangers were contacted to comment.