Former captain of the Czech national team Tomáš Sivok ended his professional career in the league superstructure group for Europe after the elimination of České Budějovice. The 36-year-old defender would like to stay with football.
“I’m not changing anything anymore, I said it in the winter. It was my last match. I’m a little sorry that we didn’t make it and didn’t advance to the finals for Europe, but unfortunately after the coronavirus break our performances were not what they were before.” said for Czech Television Sivok.
He returned to České Budějovice, where he began his career, at the beginning of last September. The South Bohemian newcomer did not succeed in entering the autumn part of the highest competition, but after the arrival of Sivok and another veteran goalkeeper Jaroslav Drobný, he got up. Until the last moment, Dynamo unexpectedly fought for the first six, which plays the superstructure group for the title. In the end, it was the seventh place in the group for Europe and after two semifinal defeats with Mladá Boleslav, the ninth will end.
“I wanted to end my career at Dynamo. It’s always like you want to end your career in the club that educates you. I’ve succeeded and still succeeded. We’ve done a lot of work here, it’s great. I’m glad I he could still do some work, “ said Sivok.
He would like to stay at football. “But it has to make sense. Something like that to amuse me to have some responsibility. I like football, I want to stay with it, but again at all costs.” added.
In the Czech league, he played 134 matches in the jersey of České Budějovice and Sparta Prague and scored nine goals. He won three titles with Letenský. Abroad, he wore the jersey of Udine, Beşiktaşe Istanbul, Bursaspor and Maccabi Petah Tikva. He played 64 matches for the national team and scored five times.
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