Slovan Bratislava Wants to Hunt in the Czech Republic, Looking for Reinforcements in Sparta, Slavia and Pilsen

They advanced to the Champions League last year, celebrated their seventh consecutive title at the weekend, and now Slovan Bratislava officials have enticed fans with transfer plans. "Records will be broken," said the club's general manager Ivan Kmotrík Jr. He wants to bring in Sparta's Lukáš Haraslín, Slavia's Ivan Schranz, and Plzeň captain Lukáš Kalvach.

The Slovak champion is planning a major restructuring of the squad. "It is felt that the team needs a more drastic change and the arrival of players hungry for success. We need to bring in both key players and promising and experienced ones. Maybe some personalities," said the general director. He said that Slovan is ready to pay two to three million euros (50 to 75 million crowns) for reinforcements. "The players we are negotiating with are all…