Tobiáš Pališčák has transferred from MŠK Žilina to Viktoria Plzeň. The parties involved did not disclose the transfer fee, but according to Žilina, it is among the most significant in the club’s history. The portal Transfermarkt reported that Žilina received three million euros for the player. MŠK sporting director Karol Belaník stated that the offer from Viktoria Plzeň was among the most attractive the club had ever received for a young player in its history.

Slovak defender Tobiáš Pališčák has been identified as a target for Viktoria Plzeň. According to a source from eFotbal.cz, Viktoria will sign Pališčák if he passes the medical examination, and the transfer is very close. inFotbal.cz references the Slovak insider Futbalové Zákulisie, which claims that the player has already signed the contract.

Tobiáš Pališčák, an 18-year-old Slovakian centre-back for MŠK Žilina, is the subject of interest from multiple clubs, including Red Bull Salzburg and, most recently, Viktoria Plzeň. The Czech club requires squad strengthening for both the domestic Chance liga and its Europa League campaign. Viktoria Plzeň's chairman, Adolf Šádek, travelled to Žilina to attempt to finalize a transfer for Pališčák before the Europa League roster deadline on Wednesday at midnight. The transfer fee between MŠK Žilina and Viktoria Plzeň could be approximately 3 million euros. Žilina's sporting manager, Karol Belaník, confirmed that the departure of a defensive player is a possibility. He also stated that the club was aware that interest in their defenders could arise during the transfer window. Pališčák has four caps for the Slovakia U21 team, joined Žilina in January 2025, and is under contract until the end of 2029. His market value is €2.50m, according to Transfermarkt. In addition, FC Barcelona has also been linked with the defender.