Czech Football Transfers: Kadlec, Havel, Jurečka Moves

Adam Kadlec transfers from Bohemians 1905 do Pilsen. The defender signed a contract for three and a half years in the west of Bohemia. Another right back is heading in the opposite direction Milan Havel. The iSport website wrote about the planned roster at the beginning of the week.

Despite his still young age, the 22-year-old Kadlec has already played five first-league seasons, played 74 matches and scored three goals in the top flight. He signed a contract in Pilsen for three and a half years. “Adam is one of the great talents of Czech football. He has all the prerequisites for further performance growth and we are happy that he is becoming part of our team,” said Viktorie’s sports director Martin Vozabal.

“I see the transfer to Viktorka as a big step in my career. It is a huge challenge for me, which I am accepting. I want to constantly improve and here they will have all the conditions for that. The club is playing for the highest ranks, and I am also very tempted by the European cups. I can’t wait,” he said after signing the contract Adam Kadlec for the club website.

An experienced defender will head in the opposite direction to Prague Milan Havel. That will come after the Europa League main stage match against Porto, who await Victoria at home on Thursday, January 22. “Given the situation where we have Sampson Dweh and Václav Jemelka cleared for this important and attractive European match, this is a logical step. We have come to a fair agreement with Bohemka,” explained Vozábal. “Milan is a hugely experienced player who has played a large number of difficult duels both at home and in Europe, including the Champions League. He will give one hundred percent to the preparation, as well as to the match against Porto, which will be his farewell. And we will all want to say goodbye to such a big figure of the club in the best possible way,” added the club’s sports director.

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