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Tomáš Votava
Czech soccer player and soccer representant · Czechia · On the map · Footballers · Born 1974 · age 52
Tomáš Votava is a Czech former footballer who played as a defender. In his native country, he won five league titles with AC Sparta Prague, before moving to TSV 1860 Munich in 1999. His time in Munich was marred by injury, and he only managed 49 league games in four years, leaving for APOEL in 2003.
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Vratislav Lokvenc Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1994-1999
Petr Kouba Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1996
Horst Siegl Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1999
Jiří Novotný Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1999
Michal Horňák Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1999
Martin Frýdek Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1997- Zdeněk Svoboda Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1993-1999
Danny Fuchs Teammate at TSV 1860 München, 1999-2001
Lumír Mistr Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1998
Pavel Nedvěd Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1992-1995
Jan Koller Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1994-1996
Ivo Ulich Teammate at Dynamo Dresden, 2006-2008- Jiří Němec Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1991-1993
Roman Týce Teammate at TSV 1860 München, 1999-2003
Tomáš Řepka Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1995-1998
Petr Gabriel Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1996-1999
Martin Hašek Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1997-1999
Miroslav Baranek Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1997-1999- Martin Čížek Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1996-1998
Thomas Häßler Teammate at TSV 1860 München, 1999-2003
Jiří Jarošík Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1996-1999
Christian Weber Teammate at SpVgg Greuther Fürth, 2004-2006
Sven Neuhaus Teammate at SpVgg Greuther Fürth, 2004-2006- Pavlína Ščasná Teammate at AC Sparta Prague, 1997-1999
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After one year in Cyprus, he returned to Germany, joining SpVgg Greuther Fürth, then moving on to Dynamo Dresden eighteen months later. He retired in 2008.
