Václav Němeček

Vaclav Nemecek ( born January 25, 1967 in Hradec Králové ) is a former Czech football player and current player agent.

Nemecek played in his youth for Spartak Hradec Králové and moved at age 18 to Sparta Prague. He immediately became a regular player.

He was particularly effective in the 1987/88 season, in which he was used in all 30 games and was able to achieve twelve gates. On April 27, 1988 Nemecek debuted under coach Jozef Vengloš in a friendly game against the Soviet Union in the Czechoslovak national team. He was team captain in 1992. This office he held in 60 games out of a total of 34 times.

In 1992, Nemecek in the French Division 1 for Toulouse, where he was an integral part of the team. The descent at the end of the season 1993/94 but even he could not prevent.

1995 Nemecek went to Servette Geneva, for which he completed 60 games in two years before he returned to his former club Sparta Prague in 1997.

At the European Championships in England in 1996 Nemecek belonged to the Czech squad, his last game in the Czech national team won the semi-finals in a penalty shoot-out against France.

Nemecek 1998 became the first Czech footballer to China, where he played for the first division Dalian Wanda. In early 2000 he returned to Prague. It seemed as if Nemecek would agree with the MLS franchise Chicago Fire SC on a commitment, after all, he also ended because of recurring knee problems his career.

2001 Nemecek was officially certified by FIFA players agent.