Matej Stránský | Photo: Vít Golda
There has been speculation about his move to the Czech Republic for a long time. According to Hokej.cz sources, Matěj Stránský will indeed head to the Tipsport extra league, despite the valid contract in Davos until the end of next season.
Would the Olympian and world champion from Prague return to the Czech Republic? The Vítkovice native played for Třinec in the years 2019-2021, with whom he won the extra league title, became the best sniper of the competition and also received the award for Hockey player of the season.
He is now in Switzerland in his fifth season playing for Davos, where he is the captain. He recently won the second Spengler Cup, in 36 games he has a record of 19+18, which means second place in scoring in the Swiss competition.
Although Stránský has a contract with Davos until the spring of next year, so did Roman Červenka, who went straight from the Alps to… Pardubice.
Kometa, which is preparing to move to a multi-functional arena, was already in the fall for a powerful attacker from the national team. According to those interested in the hockey environment, Dynamo should have won the competition for the Davos star in the end. Deník Sport also reported on the interest of domestic big clubs on Monday.
Why would Stránský return to the Czech Republic when the conditions in Davos are above standard? A new challenge, a family together, a view of several years ahead. In addition, a Czech cabin with Sedlák and Červenka in the lead.
He’s turning 33 soon, so the move makes sense. Only his signing in Pardubice would mean that he will only meet brother Šimon as an opponent. Dynamo decided not to comment on the possible transfer for the website Hokej.cz.
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