Michal Beran has transferred from Jablonec to Sigma Olomouc. This move, which had been speculated about in recent days, was confirmed on Monday when Beran left the national team camp to finalize his transfer. He has signed a long-term contract with Sigma Olomouc, which is set for five years, marking it as the most expensive transfer in the club's history. The transfer fee is reported to be between 2 to 3 million euros, with the upper limit equivalent to 75 million Czech crowns. Beran expressed his excitement regarding the transfer, mentioning that he found Sigma's negotiations convincing and was eager to join the club. Previously, he was a key player under coach Kozel at Jablonec, and there were expectations that clubs like Sparta or Plzeň might pursue him, but he ultimately moved to Olomouc. The transfer needed to be completed by Tuesday as Sigma aimed to finalize their squad for the Conference League.

Nineteen-year-old Czech footballer Michal Beran is rumored to be leaving FK Jablonec. Reports suggest that Sigma Olomouc is interested in acquiring him and is willing to pay tens of millions of Czech koruna for the offensive midfielder. This potential transfer is part of a larger conversation regarding player movements at Jablonec, a club currently dealing with significant changes in ownership. Under the guidance of coach Luboš Kozel, the team is performing strongly in the Chance Liga, maintaining an undefeated streak with three wins and three draws in their six matches. The interest from Sigma Olomouc underscores Beran's value and potential impact on the field.