Several Czech First League soccer teams are actively adjusting their rosters as the season progresses. Recent activity includes player transfers and loan agreements aimed at strengthening team performance.
1. FC Slovácko has recently added several players to its lineup. According to reports, the team has secured Tomáš Huk, a defender, and Tihomír Kostadinov, a midfielder, both on loan from Sigma Olomouc. slovacky.denik.cz reports that Slovácko is also finalizing the acquisition of two additional players.
In addition to Huk and Kostadinov, Slovácko has also brought in a Slovakian representative and a young player from England, further bolstering their squad. ZLIN.CZ details these recent additions.
Meanwhile, Sigma Olomouc is reportedly allowing players to leave on loan, including some from their European squad. Olomoucký deník reports that these moves are part of a broader restructuring within the club.
FK Jablonec also figures into these recent player movements, with Jakub Suchan joining Slovácko on loan. slovacky.denik.cz details this loan agreement.
On February 7, 2026, FK Jablonec, and 1. FC Slovácko faced each other in a Czech First League match at Stadion Střelnice in Jablonec, but the game ended in a scoreless draw. Sofascore reports that Jablonec’s draw with Slovácko allowed them to narrow the gap to two points behind Sparta in the league standings. This activity highlights the dynamic nature of player transfers and their impact on team competitiveness within the Czech First League.
These ongoing adjustments to team rosters are a common practice in professional soccer, allowing clubs to optimize their performance and address evolving strategic needs. The moves made by Slovácko and Sigma Olomouc, along with Jablonec’s participation in these transfers, demonstrate the league’s active player market.
