Came in 2024 for 8 million
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Slavia Prague is apparently interested in a commitment by central defender Robin Hranac, but has to assert himself against some competitors. The seven -time Czech champion explains whether and under what conditions the 25 -year -old professional of TSG 1899 Hoffenheim can be obtained, as it is said. A transfer is quite complicated. This is reported by the Czech media “Infotbal” and “ISPORT”.
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“There is interest in Robin of several clubs that fight for the Champions League, we are also in contact with other clubs from the Bundesliga. The most important thing will be the further development in Hoffenheim in April and the new season,” Hranac’s management was recently quoted.
The defender had switched from his training association Viktoria Pilsen to Kraichgau last summer for 8 million euros, but so far it has been difficult for the Bundesliga club: this season there are only 309 minutes of play, spread over five missions. In the 4: 3 victory in the Europa League group phase in Anderlecht, Hranac got the 1: 1 equalization in the meantime.
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The European Championship participant in Czech Republic received a long-term contract with the TSG and became the third-party central defender of Hoffenheim’s history. “Robin is a duel-strong central defender who has also proven his skills as a regular player of the Czech national team at the European Championship in Germany. He has a good speed and technology, plays courageous and forward. This fits perfectly with our TSG game philosophy. We are convinced that he can help our team with his convincing personality and presence on the law Kramer at the end of August.
The most expensive purchases in Slavia Prag’s history are David Zima and Nicolae Stanciu with EUR 4 million each. Most likely that the club would have to pay at least this sum to get off HRANAC from TSG. “If we win the title, we would receive 35 million euros from the UEFA alone for the qualification for the Champions League. In summer we will think about how we can use this money to strengthen the team,” said Slavia boss Jaroslav TVRDík at “CNN Prima News” at the end of February.