After two years on Bayer Leverkusen, the Czech Goalkeeper Matthew Kovar (25) crosses the Netherlands to play for the Dutch champions of PSV.

The Czech Republic is an international loan in the Netherlands just, but its contract includes an option for his new club to sign it permanently after a year. In order to activate it, the Eindhoven side must remain in Eredivisie, which should be a mere formality for the ruling champions.

“I was enthusiastically about this minute, and I was convinced this is the best environment for developing yourself as a football player and as a person” Said Kovar. “I feel comfortable immediately and surely here.”

Negotiations between clubs lasted two weeks, but the PSV was never neated as they tried to sign another goalkeeper this summer after the arrival of Nick Olia.

“We are very satisfied with this transfer” He told the director of football affairs seriously stewart.

“We have followed Matěj for a long time. We welcome a two-party and reliable goalkeeper with him, which is also able to play football.

“Together with Nicka, he can decide now whoever will defend the PSV’s goal. As far as we are concerned, we have two best goalkeepers in our house.”

Viktor Kolar, Head of Sports Investment Agency, who is said to cost about five million euros: “Minor should be resolved regularly and play in a good European competition, ideally with the possibility of a cup. PSV is a great option in our eyes.”

“The team is quality, the international club is presented in the largest professional environment. The experienced and successful head of Peter Bosz, and Sam is 100% ready for a new challenge,” he added a new challenge, “Player’s agent added.

During your time in LeverkusenKovar was mostly number two behind Lukas Hradecky. Moreover, the German club recently brought Ground patch From Brentford, so the transfer to another address was a priority.

Former goalkeeper Sparta Prague, with whom he won the Czech title in the 2022.2 season.