Jiřà Kladrubský
Jiří Kladrubský ( born November 19, 1985 in České Budějovice ) is a Czech football player. The defender is currently with the ŠK Slovan Bratislava under contract.
Club career
Jiří Kladrubský began playing football at the SK České Budějovice, where he was taken from the A- League squad youth in the beginning of 2004. In the Gambrinus League defender made his debut on 28 March 2004 in the 4-1 his team against the SFC Opava. In addition, he played three times for the 3rd League (CFL ) for the B team. In the following season Kladrubský played 31 games for the reserve team, in the premier league, he came to only one application in the penultimate round against Slovan Liberec.
In summer 2005, the defender for half a year was loaned to third division Tatran Prachatice, for whom he scored a goal in eleven games. After his return to České Budějovice he ran regularly for the meantime abgestiegende in the second division football team, succeeded with Kladrubský in the statement of immediate revival.
In the season 2006/ 07 Jiří Kladrubský was among the top performers of his team and missed only 145 of 2,700 possible minutes of the game. After Sparta Prague had previously secured a right of first refusal on the talent Kladrubský was committed in June 2007 by the Brussels residents and there wrote a four-year contract. In June 2011 he signed a three -year contract with Slovan.
National
Already by Kladrubskýs good performance in the second league was U-21 national team coach Ladislav Škorpil attention to the defender, who made his debut in the 0-1 August 15, 2006 against Serbia in the Czech U- 21 team and was subsequently appointed a regular basis.
November 21, 2007 Kladrubský made its debut in the Czech national team.
External links and sources
- Portrait of Jiří Kladrubský on the website of Sparta Prague, Czech
- Portrait of Jiří Kladrubský on the website of SK Dynamo České Budějovice, Czech
- Jiří Kladrubský fotbal.idnes.cz in the database of the portal, Czech
- National team statistics on fotbal.cz, Czech