Jiří Krejčí

Jiří Krejčí ( born March 22, 1986 in Jablonec nad Nisou, Czechoslovakia) is a Czech football player. He's since the summer of 2011 at the 1st FK Pribram in the Gambrinus League under contract.

Career

Krejčí began at the age of eight years playing football at Sparta Prague. After his youth he did not make the leap to the first team and joined in 2004 as the FK Chmel Blšany. There he was rarely used and increased with the club at the end of the season 2005/ 06 from the Gambrinus League from. He then moved to the league rivals FK Siad Most, but where he came only to a use in the following season.

In 2007 Krejčí moved to his hometown for FK Jablonec, who also played in the upper house. There he was frequently used and was in the second half of 2008/ 09 for regular players. The qualification for the Europa League, the club narrowly missed. In the 2009/10 season he played with his club until the final day at the Czech Championship, but had to let the end of the season the record champions Sparta Prague precedence.

In summer 2010, the Czech Republic Krejčí left and joined the Greek club Iraklis Thessaloniki. There he came in the first round is not used and changed into the winter break for FC Timişoara in Romania. There, too, he played in the second half not a game and returned in the summer of 2011 1 FK Pribram in his home country.

Achievements

• Czech runner-up: 2010