Petr Mikolanda

Petr Mikolanda ( born September 12, 1984 in Prague ) is a former Czech football player.

Career

Petr Mikolanda began playing football at the age of five small Prague Sokol Nebušice, after two years he moved to Prague Motorlet. In the game year 2002/ 03 he was loaned to Slavia Prague. In summer 2003, the striker moved to Viktoria Zizkov neighborhood, where he managed to jump into the first team. In his first season Mikolanda made ​​13 without a goal games to achieve, Zizkov dismounted from the 1st league. 2004/ 05 reach him 13 goals in 26 games, after the English first division side West Ham United was aware of him and tries to test attacker invited to its successful end Mikolanda signed a one year contract.

However, he could not prevail against the strong competition by storm and was loaned in September 2005 for one month to the fourth division Northampton Town. In the course of the season he was loaned to Swindon Town and Rushden & Diamonds. In summer 2006, he moved back to the Czech Republic for FK Mladá Boleslav.

In June 2007, doctors diagnosed at Mikolanda renal insufficiency, the professional career of the striker was then terminated.

Petr Mikolanda played 14 times for the Czech U- 21 team, but he scored two goals. He played twice for the U-20 team and seven times ( five goals ) for the U-19 selection.