Libor Došek

Libor Došek ( born April 24, 1978 in Brno, Czechoslovakia) is a Czech football player.

Career

Libor Došek played in his youth for Zbrojovka Brno, the renamed in 1992 in FC Boby Brno. In 1997, he was loaned to second division side FC Synot for which the striker made ​​27 games and scored nine goals. He returned to Brno back, played twice for the Erstligamannschaft and was again loaned out to FC Synot. In eleven games Došek get three hits. During the winter break of the season 1998/99 he moved to Chmel Blšany where he completed 32 games in a year, thereby pass him five goals. In January 2000 he finally returned to Brno and earned a regular place there. Here, the 1.99 meter tall striker scored 29 times in 102 matches.

In 2000 he took part in the Olympic Games in Sydney with the Czech Republic. In the decisive group game against Cameroon, he missed a big chance this error paved the later gold medalist their way into the quarter-finals.

Three months earlier he had won with the Czech Under-21 team the silver medal at the European Championships in Slovakia.

In the summer of 2003 it looked as if he would go to the Russian first division side FK Rostov, but at the last moment the burst transfer. Beginning of 2004 went Došek to Slovan Liberec where he came to 30 games and seven goals in one and a half years. In August 2005 Došek was obliged Sparta Prague, where he won the 2006 Czech Cup.

End of January 2009 Došek moved on loan to Greek club Skoda Xanthi. For the 2009/10 season the tall attacker returned to Sparta, but just stood still in the squad 's B-team, for which he completed two games. In January 2010 Došek went to FK Teplice.

Private

His father Libor Došek senior played for Zbrojovka Brno, which from 1976 - 1983 in the 1st Czechoslovak league. In 1978 he became Czechoslovak champion. His mother is responsible for ticket sales at the 1 FC Brno. Because of its size, it is often compared with Jan Koller. He is not related to the football players and twins Lukáš Došek and Tomáš Došek.