National team of Slovakia

Squad

Coach

Vladimír Weiss

Strikers

Ivan Schranz

Slavia Prague

Right Wing

Lukas Haraslin

Sparta Prague

Left Wing

Lubomir Tupta

Neftchi Baku

Left Wing

Robert Bozenik

Stoke City

Center Forward

David Strelec

Middlesbrough

Center Forward

David Duris

Rosenborg

Left Wing

Leo Sauer

VfB Stuttgart

Left Wing

Samuel Mráz

Servette

Center Forward

Tomas Bobcek

Lechia

Center Forward

Adrian Kapralik

Holstein Kiel

Right Wing

Midfielders

Juraj Kucka

Banik Prievidza

Midfielder

Stanislav Lobotka

SSC Napoli

Defensive Midfielder

Ondrej Duda

Al-Ettifaq

Midfielder

Patrik Hrosovsky

Viktoria Plzen

Midfielder

Matus Bero

Midfielder

László Bénes

Gent

Midfielder

Tomas Suslov

Hellas Verona

Attack Midfielder

Tomas Rigo

Stoke City

Midfielder

Tadeas Hajovsky

Trencin

Midfielder

Mario Sauer

Toulouse

Attack Midfielder

Defenders

Peter Pekarik

Hertha II

Right Defensive

Norbert Gyömbér

Central Defender

Milan Škriniar

Fenerbahçe

Central Defender

Denis Vavro

Wolfsburg

Central Defender

Vernon De Marco

Omon. Aradippou

Central Defender

Dávid Hancko

Atlético

Central Defender

Sebastian Kosa

FC Kosice

Central Defender

Adam Obert

Cagliari

Central Defender

Ivan Mesik

Charlton Athletic

Central Defender

Peter Kovacik

Zeleziarne Podbrezova

Right Defensive

Dominik Javorcek

Bohemians 1905

Left Defensive

Lubomir Satka

Nicosia

Central Defender

Matus Kmet

Banik Ostrava

Right Defensive

Martin Valjent

Mallorca

Central Defender

Goalkeepers

Martin Dúbravka

Tottenham

Goalkeeper

Henrich Ravas

Cracovia

Goalkeeper

Marek Rodák

Al-Ettifaq

Goalkeeper

Dominik Greif

Lyon

Goalkeeper

Dominik Takac

Bratislava

Goalkeeper

Country

Slovakia

Federation

Union of European Football Associations

Current ranking

FIFA #45

Division

First Division

About the Team

The Slovakia national football team is the official representative of the Slovak Republic in international competitions, overseen by the Slovak Football Association (SFZ), which was established in 1938 and joined FIFA and UEFA in 1994 after the country's independence from Czechoslovakia. The Slovak team participated in the World Cup once in 2010, achieving a notable accomplishment by reaching the Round of 16, and also took part in the Euro 2016 and 2020 tournaments. The team is known by the nickname "Tatra Falcons" (Repre alebo Sokoli) and plays its matches at the national stadium in Bratislava. The team typically includes a group of talented players who are active in major European leagues.

UEFA Nations League

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Completion of the European Nations League Map

Germany Sweeps Slovakia and Qualifies for the World Cup Finals

Germany Falls to Slovakia in World Cup Qualifiers

UEFA opens disciplinary proceedings against the England national team

Slovakia and Romania cross into the Euro final

Officially... UEFA sanctions against intruders in Euro matches

An unprecedented incident in the last group in the Euro

Vladimír Weiss

Ivan Schranz

Lukas Haraslin

Lubomir Tupta

Robert Bozenik

David Strelec

David Duris

Leo Sauer

Samuel Mráz

Tomas Bobcek

Adrian Kapralik

Juraj Kucka

Stanislav Lobotka

Ondrej Duda

Patrik Hrosovsky

Matus Bero

László Bénes

Tomas Suslov

Tomas Rigo

Tadeas Hajovsky

Mario Sauer

Peter Pekarik

Norbert Gyömbér

Milan Škriniar

Denis Vavro

Vernon De Marco

Dávid Hancko

Sebastian Kosa

Adam Obert

Ivan Mesik

Peter Kovacik

Dominik Javorcek

Lubomir Satka

Matus Kmet

Martin Valjent

Martin Dúbravka

Henrich Ravas

Marek Rodák

Dominik Greif

Dominik Takac

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