Feyenoord has made the documentary about David Hancko available on its own streaming service. ‘Think First, Act Second’ was shown on ESPN a few months ago. Fans can now watch the documentary about the international in its entirety Feyenoord ONE.
Tomáš Rosický also speaks extensively. The former footballer works at Sparta Prague as a sporting director and has negotiated a transfer fee for Hancko with Feyenoord. “When I hear his name, it always puts a smile on my face,” Rosický begins his story. ”His personality, character and mentality. He is the complete package. ”
The negotiations between Feyenoord and Sparta Prague took a long time. “We didn’t want to lose him and we didn’t have to sell him, but it was a strong desire to go to Feyenoord. It was a long process of negotiation. You started very low,” the former Arsenal and Dortmund player laughs. “But Feyenoord held back.”
“We have turned down several offers. We didn’t want to sell him, but of course we also know how it works and which club we were dealing with.” David Hancko was clear in his desire to move and that helped. “I already spoke to the trainer Arne Slot and he really wanted me to sign him because he knew that Tyrell Malacia would leave and it was only a matter of time before Senesi left too.”
Hancko is an example for Sparta Prague
Rosický sees that Hancko’s move to Feyenoord has worked out extremely well. “I often use it as an example, because it is now easy for me to attract players. I can give examples of David Hancko or Adam Hložek, players we sold to good clubs. I think he made a good choice when he left for Feyenoord, because the club and the Eredivisie suits him.
2024-08-08 20:00:11
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