Radek Černý
Czech footballer · Czechia · On the map · Footballers · Born 1974 · age 52
Radek Černý is a Czech former footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He played principally for Slavia Prague in the Czech First League between its inception in 1993 and 2005, when he moved to England.
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Ivo Ulich Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1996-2001
Pavel Kuka Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2000-2005
Matúš Kozáčik Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2002-2007- Hogan Ephraim Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 2008-2013
Adam Petrouš Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1996-2003
Martin Latka Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2003-2008
Luboš Kozel Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1996-2001
Lukáš Došek Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1999-2005
Michal Švec Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2003-2008- Tomáš Došek Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1999-2004
Karel Vácha Teammate at SK Dynamo České Budějovice, 1993-1995
Richard Dostálek Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1998-2003- Jiří Lerch Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1996-2002
Ángelo Balanta Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 2008-2013
Matej Krajčík Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2003-2008
Tomáš Hrdlička Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2001-2007- Tomáš Kuchař Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1997-2003
David Kalivoda Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2001-2008
Ivo Táborský Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2001-2006- Tomáš Kučera Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1997-2003
Pavel Horváth Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1996-2000
Stanislav Vlček Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 2004-2007
- Petr Vlček Teammate at SK Slavia Prague, 1997-2000
Gavin Mahon Teammate at Queens Park Rangers F.C., 2008-2011
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About this person
Černý spent eight years in England with Tottenham Hotspur and Queens Park Rangers before returning to his former club Slavia in 2013, where he played one season before his retirement. Černý enjoyed a brief international career, making three appearances for the Czech Republic between 2000 and 2002.