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David Jurásek Transfer from Benfica to Slavia Praha
Slavia Praha has officially announced the permanent signing of David Jurasek from Benfica. The Czech international has signed a three and a half year contract and has already joined his new teammates at the training camp in Marbella, Spain. Club director Přemysl Kovář expressed satisfaction with the signing, highlighting Jurasek's previous impact at the club and his improved experience from playing in Portugal and Germany. Jurasek commented that returning to Slavia is a great motivation for him and expressed his happiness at rejoining a familiar environment.
Slavia Praha has officially announced the permanent signing of David Jurasek from Benfica. The Czech international has signed a three and a half year contract and has already joined his new teammates at the training camp in Marbella, Spain. Club director Přemysl Kovář expressed satisfaction with the signing, highlighting Jurasek's previous impact at the club and his improved experience from playing in Portugal and Germany. Jurasek commented that returning to Slavia is a great motivation for him and expressed his happiness at rejoining a familiar environment.
A Bola reports on the definitive transfer of David Jurásek from Benfica to Slavia Praha. Benfica announced the sale of the left-back to the Czech club in a statement to the Comissão do Mercado de Valores Mobiliários (CMVM). According to the statement, Benfica will receive €3 million directly, plus €1 million from a future sale of the player, in addition to 50 percent of the remaining value from such future transfers. Slavia Praha waives the right to receive 10 percent of any future transfer value and will not retain the solidarity mechanism in this operation. Benfica clarified that it will not incur costs with intermediary services. David Jurásek has signed definitively with Slavia Praha until 2029.
A Bola reports on the definitive transfer of David Jurásek from Benfica to Slavia Praha. Benfica announced the sale of the left-back to the Czech club in a statement to the Comissão do Mercado de Valores Mobiliários (CMVM). According to the statement, Benfica will receive €3 million directly, plus €1 million from a future sale of the player, in addition to 50 percent of the remaining value from such future transfers. Slavia Praha waives the right to receive 10 percent of any future transfer value and will not retain the solidarity mechanism in this operation. Benfica clarified that it will not incur costs with intermediary services. David Jurásek has signed definitively with Slavia Praha until 2029.
According to a report by A Bola, David Jurásek is leaving Benfica to join Slavia Praga. Slavia Praga is the club that sold the player to Benfica in 2023 for 14 million euros. Jurásek is scheduled for medical examinations in Prague this Thursday, and if they are successful, he is expected to travel to Marbella, Spain, where Slavia Praga is training. The report states that Benfica will receive 4 million euros initially for the transfer and will retain 50 percent of the player's rights. Jurásek is set to sign a contract with Slavia Praga for three-and-a-half seasons.
According to a report by A Bola, David Jurásek is leaving Benfica to join Slavia Praga. Slavia Praga is the club that sold the player to Benfica in 2023 for 14 million euros. Jurásek is scheduled for medical examinations in Prague this Thursday, and if they are successful, he is expected to travel to Marbella, Spain, where Slavia Praga is training. The report states that Benfica will receive 4 million euros initially for the transfer and will retain 50 percent of the player's rights. Jurásek is set to sign a contract with Slavia Praga for three-and-a-half seasons.
According to iSport, David Jurásek will return to Slavia Praga. Slavia Praga is the club from which he transferred to Benfica in 2023. A loan with an option to buy was considered, but the transfer will be permanent. After intense negotiations led to an agreement between the two clubs, only the usual medical examinations remain, and official confirmation is expected soon. David Jurásek is already in the Czech Republic and is expected to join his new teammates soon.
According to iSport, David Jurásek will return to Slavia Praga. Slavia Praga is the club from which he transferred to Benfica in 2023. A loan with an option to buy was considered, but the transfer will be permanent. After intense negotiations led to an agreement between the two clubs, only the usual medical examinations remain, and official confirmation is expected soon. David Jurásek is already in the Czech Republic and is expected to join his new teammates soon.
According to information from Deník, Slavia is in the final stages of securing the return of wingback David Jurásek. The footballer is also expected to be officially introduced soon.
According to information from Deník, Slavia is in the final stages of securing the return of wingback David Jurásek. The footballer is also expected to be officially introduced soon.
David Jurasek was not included in Beşiktaş's Antalya camp squad. The player is open to moving to Slavia Prag for the remainder of the season, and the club is interested in him. Jurasek was loaned from Benfica at the beginning of the season.
David Jurasek was not included in Beşiktaş's Antalya camp squad. The player is open to moving to Slavia Prag for the remainder of the season, and the club is interested in him. Jurasek was loaned from Benfica at the beginning of the season.
David Jurásek, a 25-year-old Czech left-back owned by Benfica, is in the process of terminating his association with Besiktas. His former club, Slavia Praga, is a potential destination, and a proposal has been made for a six-month loan return. Benfica, which signed the player for €14 million on a contract until 2028, does not intend to use him and wants his market value to increase elsewhere, which has not happened at Besiktas. The Istanbul club had secured Jurásek on a one-year loan with a €10 million purchase option but is now seeking an agreement for his exit. An obstacle remains, as the salary proposal from Slavia Praga is much lower than what Jurásek receives in Turkey, requiring Besiktas to cover the difference, though a solution is anticipated. Benfica will not assume any costs in this operation.
David Jurásek, a 25-year-old Czech left-back owned by Benfica, is in the process of terminating his association with Besiktas. His former club, Slavia Praga, is a potential destination, and a proposal has been made for a six-month loan return. Benfica, which signed the player for €14 million on a contract until 2028, does not intend to use him and wants his market value to increase elsewhere, which has not happened at Besiktas. The Istanbul club had secured Jurásek on a one-year loan with a €10 million purchase option but is now seeking an agreement for his exit. An obstacle remains, as the salary proposal from Slavia Praga is much lower than what Jurásek receives in Turkey, requiring Besiktas to cover the difference, though a solution is anticipated. Benfica will not assume any costs in this operation.
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