Trnava is losing its jewel. Slovakia representative leaves Spartak, goes to Spain

Slovakian football representative Sebastian Kóša is changing his jersey. The 20-year-old stopper signed a four-year deal with Spanish second division side Real Zaragoza. The transfer amount was not disclosed.

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24.08.2024 21:43 , updated: 21:56

“This is a move that benefits all parties – for Spartak financially, Zaragoza have acquired a quality stopper and the player will move to a better league with the expectation that he could play in La Liga if increase,” said the club. boss told the club’s website Peter Macho.

“We see this move as a joint project, if Sebastian does well in Zaragoza, the Spanish club will benefit from his performance and Spartak will get extra money from his successful work.

We also had two other offers from other clubs, but we decided on this path, in which we see great potential for the player and our club.”

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According to him, Zaragoza would prefer the participation of Koša rather than reaching for an older stopper.

“The coach of Zaragoza is the former coordinator of Real Madrid’s youth academy, Victór Fernández. The Spanish know everything about Seb, our youth divisions are also proven, they know very well who they have chosen.

I think the Spanish style of football will suit him, besides, the club wants to return to the main competition, and this is a big challenge for a football player.

Kóša himself mentioned his departure for a new challenge after playing more than a hundred games for the A Trnava team on the club’s website.

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“This is the right time to close this beautiful chapter for now. I felt at home here from the beginning, I will never forget it. It’s hard for me to find the words, yes it has been a beautiful 4.5 year journey.

I guess you will remember me well. At 16, I left home for a big football city.

Thank you to everyone who supported me in difficult times, for example when I wasn’t performing at my best in the beginning.

I believe that this will not be our last meeting and I will still wear the red and black jersey,” said Kóša.