Matej Jurasek Transfer from Norwich City to Sparta Praha
Matej Jurasek will return to Czechia to join Sparta Prague on an initial loan deal, with a medical scheduled for Friday. Sparta Prague will pay a loan fee and cover the winger’s wages. The permanent clause is an option, so it is not guaranteed that Jurasek’s Carrow Road career has concluded. Philippe Clement believes the 22-year-old is a talented player and was not someone the club was seeking to transfer, but an agreement has been reached because Andre Brooks is prepared to start on the right and an offer for a return to Prague was available.
Matej Jurasek will return to Czechia to join Sparta Prague on an initial loan deal, with a medical scheduled for Friday. Sparta Prague will pay a loan fee and cover the winger’s wages. The permanent clause is an option, so it is not guaranteed that Jurasek’s Carrow Road career has concluded. Philippe Clement believes the 22-year-old is a talented player and was not someone the club was seeking to transfer, but an agreement has been reached because Andre Brooks is prepared to start on the right and an offer for a return to Prague was available.
Czech Republic international Matěj Jurásek is expected to travel to the Czech Republic this week to complete a move from Norwich City to Sparta Prague. The proposed transfer is a loan agreement that includes an option to buy. Sparta had been interested in the 22-year-old winger for some time, but the opportunity to sign him only arose in recent days, which caused sporting director Tomáš Rosický to act quickly. Sparta aims to complete the deal quickly, with Jurásek scheduled to arrive in Prague before the end of the week. The move comes approximately 18 months after Norwich acquired the player from Sparta's rivals, Slavia Prague, for €7m (£6.1m). Sparta's interest was heightened by a vacancy on the wings following the recent departure of captain Lukáš Haraslín to Saudi Arabia. Jurásek's contract at Norwich is set to expire in June 2030. The winger has four caps and one goal for his country and a current market value of €4.50m, according to Transfermarkt.
Czech Republic international Matěj Jurásek is expected to travel to the Czech Republic this week to complete a move from Norwich City to Sparta Prague. The proposed transfer is a loan agreement that includes an option to buy. Sparta had been interested in the 22-year-old winger for some time, but the opportunity to sign him only arose in recent days, which caused sporting director Tomáš Rosický to act quickly. Sparta aims to complete the deal quickly, with Jurásek scheduled to arrive in Prague before the end of the week. The move comes approximately 18 months after Norwich acquired the player from Sparta's rivals, Slavia Prague, for €7m (£6.1m). Sparta's interest was heightened by a vacancy on the wings following the recent departure of captain Lukáš Haraslín to Saudi Arabia. Jurásek's contract at Norwich is set to expire in June 2030. The winger has four caps and one goal for his country and a current market value of €4.50m, according to Transfermarkt.
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