Last season, FK Teplice finally saved themselves in the relegation round, so we will see them in the upcoming year of the highest Czech competition. Today, the Teplice club has started preparations for the new season and is already composing a new staff and there will be a number of changes. We will look at these in this article.
Let’s look at the arrivals first. The most significant acquisition should be Soufiane Dramé from MFK Karviné, whose contract signing in Teplice is being fine-tuned. The 26-year-old Frenchman should replace Mohamed Tijani, who has left his guest here.
The transfer has already been agreed, all that remains is to undergo a medical examination and then Dramé will sign the contract. Sports director Štěpán Vachoušek said that the arrival of the stopper was a priority for the club.
The urban teammate Jakub Urbanec, a 30-year-old midfielder whom Jiří Jarošík chose in Prostějov, where he led him at the beginning of last season, also joined the team. Slavia midfielder Jakub Křišťan also has permission to prepare with Teplice. He spent the last year visiting in Vlašim.
In the jersey of the second league club, the nineteen-year-old midfielder played 33 matches, scored 2 goals and scored 1 assist. Among other things, he played in the Vlašim jersey in the play-off just outside Teplice. The club is negotiating with Slavia Prague for the transfer of a young player.
Tomáš Kučera, Luděk Němeček and Ngosa Nsunzu extended their contract with the club. Twenty-year-old right defender Josef Švanda and twenty-one-year-old midfielder Jakub Emmer are returning from a guest in Ústí nad Labem.
Vic Bulmaga, Mohamed El Maghrabi, Jakub Hora, Dominik Procházka and Matyáš Vachoušek will join the team’s ZB training process. Eighteen-year-old Bulmaga from Moldova, who showed great performances in the B-team, is especially noteworthy.
He is a midfielder who can also act as a left defender. Mohamed El Maghraby is a 21-year-old Egyptian stopper who recently came to Teplice on the basis of a newly established collaboration with the El Ahly group.
As for departures, their list is relatively long. At the end of the guest, Jan Čtvrtečka, Mohamed Tijani, Jan Fortelný, Václav Prošek, Matías Succar and Václav Sejk left the team. Štěpán Krunert, who spent the spring on subhosting in Vlašim, also ended up guest appearances.
After the end of the contract, Karel Hasil, Ondřej Mazuch, Jakub Mareš and David Černý, who were guests in Ústí nad Labem in the spring, also left the team. Pavel Moulis is heading to Dukla Prague for the beginning of the preparation for the exam.
Source: FK Teplice, Transfermarkt
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