Pavel Fořt

Pavel Fořt in June 2011

Pavel Fořt ( born June 26, 1983 in Plzeň ) is a Czech football player. He is both and is preferably used as a center forward.

Career

Youth in Plzeň

Pavel Fořt began with his hometown club TJ Sklo Union Heřmanova Huť playing football. On the side he played through to adolescence and Hockey began as a twelve year old even an offer of HC Lasselsberger Plzeň, but to which he renounced in favor of football. A year later Fořt joined the SK Slavia Vejprnice, before he moved to the youth department of Viktoria Plzen 1997. In Victoria he became the junior national team of his homeland and signed at the age of 16 years, his first professional contract. In early 2000, however, Fořt suffered a serious knee injury and missed the basis of which the U-16 European Championship in 2000 in Israel, where the Czech team took second place.

Breakthrough in Viktoria Plzeň

Because of this injury, made ​​his debut in the Gambrinus Liga delayed. His first League Game of Fořt then on 29 April 2001 ( 26th Round ), when he appeared as a substitute in the 1-1 draw at home against SK Sigma Olomouc in the 78 minutes for Petr Smisek. Viktoria Plzeň was at a time when already on the bottom of the table and got off at the end of the season. In the Druhá League to Fořt prevailed immediately against storm competition in the club and highlighted in the 2001/02 season 14 goals. In the following season he was able to improve that mark again and scored 15 goals. With these continued good performance Fořt soon made higher class teams attention. In early 2003 he finally agreed with Slavia Prague about a change for next season. The transfer fee was around 950,000 euros.

First division at Slavia Praha

In Slavia met Fořt on a lot of competition in the attack and was at first only sporadically used. However, since the 2004/05 season he was reinforced to the starting lineup of the Czech capital club. Fořt ran during this period continue for the junior national teams of the Czech Republic on, but ultimately missed the jump from the U- 21 team in the senior team. In the first half of the 2006/07 season he scored seven goals in 22 league games, then signed him to the French first division side FC Toulouse on January 1, 2007 for a transfer fee of around one million euros.

Reservist at FC Toulouse

For Toulouse Fořt debuted on 24 January 2007 ( 21st Round ), when he appeared as a substitute in the 1-0 away win against OGC Nice 16 minutes left in the game for Johan Elmander. In the South of France but he could not initially prevail against the storm competition, which is why he was loaned for the season 2007/ 08 for a year at the Belgian first division club FC Brussels. In the Belgian capital club Fořt was used in the first round twelve times and marked it two hits before in January 2008, he incurred a cartilage damage and therefore had to pause for half a year. Even after his return to Toulouse he was unable to stand up to the competition in the attack and denied for the South of France not a single League game more. Then Fořt was given back to the second half of 2008/ 09 at Slavia Prague, where he was able to continue his old performance back and scored five goals in 14 league stakes. However, the southerners were not interested in continuing employment fort, so they transferred him in the summer of 2009 for a transfer fee of around 450,000 euros to the German Bundesliga relegated Arminia Bielefeld.

Fresh start at Arminia Bielefeld

His debut for Arminia in the 2nd Bundesliga gave Fořt on August 10, 2009, when he was in the starting in a 3-1 home win against Hansa Rostock and was replaced in the 80th minute for Besart Berisha game. In his first year with the East Westphalia he scored ten goals in 27 games before he is in preparation for the season 2010/11 drew upon a cruciate ligament injury and because of failed almost complete for playing time. His comeback Fořt then graduated 17 April 2011 ( 30th Round ), when he came off the bench for the second half of Collin Quaner at home against Rot-Weiß Oberhausen in the 3-3 draw. Arminia Bielefeld was at a time when already on the bottom of the table and got off at the end of the season. Then he left in the summer of 2011, the East Westphalia and moved together with his teammate Dennis Eilhoff free transfer to the second-division Dynamo Dresden Movers.

Change to Dynamo Dresden

For Dynamo Fořt debuted on July 15, 2011 (1st Round ), as he belonged against Energie Cottbus the starting lineup at the 1:2 Auswärtsniederlge and was replaced after 74 minutes for Robert Koch. With his first Ligaspieltor for the Saxon capital club he scored 24 July 2011 (2nd Round ) in the home game against Hansa Rostock in the 76th minute the game 1-1 draw. In the second division 2011/12 season, the striker came to a total of 24 games and scored five goals and made with Dynamo in the league. After the 2012/13 season his contract with Dynamo Dresden was not renewed.

Change to Slovan Bratislava

After his contract was not renewed in Dresden the 2012/13 season addition, Fort changed free transfer to the Slovakian first division ŠK Slovan Bratislava.