After 52 matches, Staněk leaves Slavia for Saudi Arabia
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- Czech international goalkeeper Jindřich Staněk is leaving Slavia Prague for a loan spell at Saudi Arabian club Al-Hazem.
- Staněk made 52 appearances for Slavia after costing the club more than 50 million Czech koruna, according to the report.
- Al-Hazem currently sits 10th in Saudi Arabia’s top division, and the agreement allows Staněk to return to Slavia after the autumn half of the season.
Jindřich Staněk’s time at Slavia Prague is ending after just 52 matches. The Czech international goalkeeper is moving to Saudi Arabia, where he will join Al-Hazem on loan.
Staněk cost Slavia more than 50 million Czech koruna, but his spell at the club produced 52 appearances. Al-Hazem currently occupies 10th place in Saudi Arabia’s top flight.
The agreement does not necessarily make the move permanent. Under the terms of the contract, Staněk can return to Slavia after the autumn half of the season.
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