Since the start of the league season, this Leten trident managed to score a total of twenty-three goals. Haraslín scored five goals and four assists, Čvančara has ten goals and two assists and Kuchta scored eight times and assisted three times.
Former national team member Jan Rajnoch thinks that the players’ productivity is largely due to their ego. “Each of the three wants to be the best scorer, the best player. But they realized that if they fight each other, they won’t win anything. Neither as a team nor as individuals. I think Čvančara said that he had a bet with Kuchta to see who would score more goals for the other,” laughs Rajnoch on the Přímák show. “That’s the right point. Those boys have learned to play together, communicate and get along,” he adds and compares the Spartans to the former star Liverpool trio: Firmino, Salah, Mané.
Photo: Vlastimil Vacek, Law
The goal joy of Sparta footballers in the match with Pardubice. Shooter Jan Kuchta celebrates with teammate Lukáš Haraslín.Photo: Vlastimil Vacek, The law
While Haraslín and Čvančara have been doing well in the summer club for a long time, Kuchta experienced a difficult winter. Right at the beginning of the season, he got a stop sign after stepping on the head of goalkeeper Olivier Vliegen in a match with Liberec. In the spring, however, he probably decided to make up for the unsuccessful first part of the season. He managed to score six goals in the last six matches. Both Přímák guests agree that Kuchta did not have to endure the turbulent autumn at all. “Ninety percent of footballers would be killed by it,” asserts Rajnoch. “I think Kuchta showed what a great personality he is,” adds the former footballer.
