Tomáš Řepka
Czech footballer and defender
Born
January 2nd, 1974
51 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Czech Republic
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A prominent defender in Czech football, Řepka started his professional career at Sigma Olomouc. He later joined Sparta Prague, winning multiple league titles and the Czech Cup. Internationally, representation included competing in UEFA Euro 2000. After a successful domestic career, a move to England followed, playing for West Ham United and then moving to Fiorentina in Italy. He was known for his robust playing style and leadership on the field.
Winning multiple Czech league titles with Sparta Prague
Representing the Czech Republic in UEFA Euro 2000
Playing for West Ham United in the Premier League
Competing in Serie A with Fiorentina
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