Robert Vágner

Robert Vagner ( born May 12, 1974 in Plzeň ) is a Czech football player.

Career

Robert Vagner began playing football at Lokomotiva Pilsen, after only one year, he joined the biggest club in the city, Škoda Plzeň. 1993/94, the striker made ​​his debut for the club changed its name to Viktoria Plzen in the Czech first league.

1995 Vagner was obliged Slavia Prague and helped the team with eleven goals for the first championship win after 49 years. This season Vagner made ​​his debut in the Czech national team, as he played with 2-1 win in Kuwait 35 minutes. In the next two years Vagner was unable to repeat his form from the masters year and scored seven respectively six goals for Slavia.

In the season 1998/99 he came again into an outstanding form that earned him a further, albeit with a few minutes a very brief stint in the National Dress on 9 February 1999. In the league Vagner scored twelve goals, Slavia finished third and won the Czech Cup. As a result, his achievements were gradually Vagner was loaned out shortly after the start of the 2000/01 season to FK Teplice, for which he scored two goals in 20 games. In summer 2001, the attacker was sold to the Budapest club Újpest FC. Vagner arrive in the Hungarian league ten goals in 31 games, after which he was obliged by the Bundesliga side Energie Cottbus. For the Lusatian that could not hold the class, the Czech scored two goals. In the second division season 2003/ 04 Vagner met three times.

2004 Vagner tried again in Budapest, this time at the traditional club Ferencvaros. After only one season, he returned to his former club Viktoria Plzen, scoring in the first round of the 2005 /06 five hits. In the second round he could add no more goal and coach Michal Bilek Vagner had to, to look for a new club. Interest showed Dynamo České Budějovice, eventually switched Vagner in the second Greek League to Panthrakikos, where he signed a two -year contract.

During the winter break of the season 2007/ 08 Vagner moved to DJK Vilzing in the national league Bayern middle. In the summer of 2008, the Czech went to the ASV Cham, in February 2009 he moved to FC Chomutov.