Michal Sadilek has passed the medical examination at Slavia Praag. He prefers the offer from Slavia Praag over a new foreign adventure, despite interest from Hamburger SV. FC Twente will receive 3.5 million euros for the transfer. Sadilek had extended his contract with FC Twente until mid-2026, which now results in a transfer fee for the club. He has already bid farewell to his teammates after the playoff match against AZ for European football. The transfer is notable as Michal Sadilek's brother, Lukas Sadilek, plays for Slavia Praag's rival, Sparta Praag.

Michal Sadílek is contemplating leaving FC Twente after the team was defeated in the play-off against AZ. He has already said goodbye to his teammates. According to De Telegraaf, Slavia Praag has been identified as a potential destination for him. A move to Slavia Praag would be significant, given that his brother Lukas Sadílek plays for their main rival, Sparta Praag. Since Sadílek renewed his contract six months ago, he will not be departing Twente on a free transfer. His transfer fee is set at 3.5 million euros. The Czech midfielder, who has been with FC Twente for four seasons, indicated that the timing feels right for him to make a move, following the team's inability to secure the final European spot against AZ. If the transfer goes through, Slavia Praag, who recently secured their eighth national title, could be his next club.