The Greatest Czech Footballers of all-time

No.30 Luboš Kubík

No.20 Tomáš Repka

A tough, old-school central defender, Repka is best known for his spells with Baník Ostrava, Sparta Prague, Fiorentina, West Ham United and the Czech national team. At all of his clubs he gained notoriety for his aggressive style of play and a propensity for being sent off, and in total he would receive a mighty 20 red cards during his career.

No.19 Vladimír Šmicer

Vladimir Smicer possessed a dynamic and versatile playing style that made him a valuable asset on the field. His technical abilities, such as exceptional dribbling and precise passing, allowed him to create opportunities for his teammates and carve through opposition defences. Smicer's flair and creativity were evident in his elegant ball control and ability to execute stunning long-range shots. Additionally, his tactical intelligence and adaptability enabled him to seamlessly transition between different positions, making him a formidable presence in the attacking third.

No.10 Antonín Panenka

No.2 Petr Cech

Petr ÄŒech was known for his commanding presence and exceptional shot-stopping abilities, making him one of the most reliable goalkeepers of his generation. His excellent positioning, agility, and anticipation allowed him to make crucial saves, often denying opponents with seemingly impossible stops. ÄŒech's calm and composed demeanour under pressure provided a sense of assurance to his teammates, earning him a reputation as a true defensive leader.

No.1 Josef Masopust

Masopust's skill, vision, and work rate on the field made him one of the best midfielders of his generation. He was a creative playmaker who could both score goals and set up his teammates, and his ability to read the game and control the tempo of matches made him a crucial player for both club and country. His success with Dukla Prague and the Czechoslovakia national team have made him a legend of the sport in the Czech Republic.