A reinforcement from the squad of the champion Sparta is always useful. Slovácko can rejoice that it is bringing one of these to Uherské Hradiště. Matyáš Kozák took part in training with the team on Thursday. The clubs are currently fine-tuning the annual loan, which also includes the option to transfer. The 23-year-old attacker last played for Bohemians Praha 1905.
“Matyáš Kozák is coming on loan from Sparta Prague, and part of the agreement is also an option to transfer. He is an interesting offensive player who was a member of the youth national teams. We believe that we can awaken his potential in him,” sports director Velič Šumulikoski says about the arrival of Matyáš Kozák.
Kozák is a member of Sparta, but he has never played for the A team. He spent the last two seasons on loan in Liberec and last wore the colors of Bohemians 1905. He played 54 matches in the top flight, scoring four goals.
On the other hand, 21-year-old goalkeeper Jiří Borek is leaving Slocáko, who is going on a one-year loan to MFK Vyškov.
