🏟️ OFFICIAL CLUB PROFILE: FORTUNA ARENA, PRAGUE
SK Slavia Prague
the Sešívaní.
Founded in 1892, SK Slavia Prague are one of Czech football’s grand old institutions. Reigning Czech champions under Jindřich Trpišovský, the red-and-white Sešívaní return to the Champions League from Prague’s Fortuna Arena.
Sešívaní — The Stitched Ones
Latest Squad
SK Slavia Prague First-Team Squad
Jindřich Trpišovský’s reigning Czech champions return to the Champions League captained by dependable defender Tomáš Holeš and led up front by target man Tomáš Chorý, top scorer with 17 league goals. Record signing David Moses and international keeper Jindřich Staněk headline a squad packed with Czech national-team talent.
Goalkeepers
36
Jindřich Staněk
Czechia
Defenders
3
Tomáš Holeš
Czechia
CAPTAIN
2
Štěpán Chaloupek
Czechia
12
Youssoupha Mbodji
Senegal
37
Dominik Javorček
Slovakia
Midfielders
23
Michal Sadílek
Czechia
16
David Moses
Nigeria
NEW
11
Youssoupha Sanyang
Gambia
NEW
45
Mubarak Suleiman
Ghana
Forwards
Squad correct as of the summer 2026 window, which runs until 1 September — numbers and personnel may change. Follow every Slavia fixture and prediction at AI Pro Prediction and our Champions League predictions hub.
Established 1892
The Sešívaní
Sportovní klub Slavia Praha, founded in 1892, is one of the two great Prague giants alongside fierce rivals Sparta. Instantly recognisable in their red-and-white “stitched” shirts, Slavia are one of the most successful and historic clubs in Czech football, roared on at the modern Fortuna Arena.
A UEFA Cup semi-finalist in 1996 and a regular in European competition, Slavia have enjoyed a golden era under Jindřich Trpišovský. In 2025/26 they were crowned Czech champions, sealing another Champions League campaign as the country’s standard-bearers.
Historical Milestones
- 1892 Club founded in Prague.
- 1938 Mitropa Cup winners — champions of central Europe.
- 1996 A run to the UEFA Cup semi-finals.
- 2026 Czech champions again under Jindřich Trpišovský.
PRAGUE DERBY VS SPARTA
Club Identity
The Slavia Way
Intense, high-pressing football, a fervent red-and-white support and a squad built around Czech internationals. Slavia’s aggressive style under Trpišovský has made them a difficult European draw at the Fortuna Arena.
Stadium: Fortuna Arena (19,370)
Historic Records
Czech Giants
More than 20 league titles across Czechoslovak and Czech eras, multiple domestic cups and a UEFA Cup semi-final — plus a modern reputation for producing internationals like Souček, Kúdela and Zima.
Talisman: Tomáš Chorý (goals)
Current Era
The Trpišovský Era
Jindřich Trpišovský has overseen the most successful modern period in Slavia’s history — multiple league titles, deep European runs and another Czech championship to return to the Champions League.
Head Coach: Jindřich Trpišovský
