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26.01.2004 - (SME, Peter Fukatsch) “Slovak football clubs will hardly fight their way into the main stage of the Champions League in the coming years, but I think our national team can rise. Yes, even to the World Cup,” says Jozef Tokos, a licensed foo...

19.01.2004 - (SME Daily) Concerning a transfer of Tomas Oravec, the Slovak national football player, there is still no progress happening. Especially Sparta Praha is very interested in the 23 years old talented goal scorer of the Viktoria Ziz...

19.01.2004 - (SITA) On Monday, Jozef Gáspár, the defender of Inter Bratislava, flew to Japan, where on Wednesday he will undertake medical tests in the second league club Vegalta Sendai. “If no problems appear, he should stay there. Duri...

12.01.2004 - (Národná obroda, Sergej Danilov) Jozef Tokos is a licensed players agent, who negotiates the transfer of Jozef Gáspár to Japan. Tokos thinks that if the second league club Vegalta Sendai hires his client and he plays well, Jozef could open the way to...

12.01.2004 - (Národná obroda, Sergej Danilov) The contract of Jozef Gáspár, the Inter Bratislava central back, with ASK Inter Slovnaft is going to expire and his manager Jozef Tokos negotiated a new job for him in the second league Japanese club Vegalta Sendai. ...

09.01.2004 - (Marián Korbel, Národná Obroda) In January, a wave of transfers started in Slovakia as well as in the Czech Republic. Also a Czech champion AC Sparta Praha is trying to strengthen the team before the beginning of the spring part. According to the la...

07.01.2004 - (SITA) Tomas Oravec, a Slovak national football player will, with the highest probability, change the jersey in the winter. There are several top Czech clubs interested in the 23 years old goal scorer, the talent from Viktor...

05.01.2004 - (SITA) Following Lubomir Luhovy and Lubomir Moravcik, the Inter defender Jozef Gáspár should become the third Slovak player in Japan. The second league Vegalta Sendai club is interested in the 26 years old central back and t...

19.11.2003 - (SITA) In the course of several months an official trade union organisation of professional football players should be established. „We want to protect common interests of football players towards the clubs and the Slovak FA...

11.06.2003 - (SME, Jan Mikula) The first major transfer of a Slovak footballer abroad was the move of the now late striker of Slovan Bratislava and the national team, Peter Dubovský. From Slovan, he went to Real Madrid in 1993 for the equivalent of...