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Slovak talent made a big transfer: I believe that this is just the beginning
He is a native of the small village of Vitanová in orava. Through Trstená and Námestovo, he got to Ružomberok, where he caught 50 matches.
The goal is rescue in the competition
He also played in the highest competition in the Czech republic in the jersey of České Budějovice. “We had different goals in Budějovice than in slovan. The priority was to save and we managed to keep the league twice.We told ourselves that we wanted to move in calm waters, but we always had to worry until the last round,” he smiled.
Černak ended his playing career in Baník Prievidza, where he transitioned into a coaching role.after promotion to the third league, he was scouted by Žilina, where his coaching career began to gain momentum. In 2020, he was recognized as the best youth coach, and later became the main team coach.
1994 – 1995 Baník Handlová
1995 Calex Zlaté Moravce
1996 – 1999 FK NCHZ Nováky
2000 – 2001 FC Spartak trnava
2001 FK NCHZ Nováky
2002 – 2003 FK NCHZ Nováky
2003 – 2004 HFK Prievidza
2005 – 2007 ViOn Zlaté Moravce
2008 – 2009 ŠK Slovan bratislava
2009 – 2011 SK Dynamo České Budějovice
2011 – 2014 FC Baník Horná Nitra
Champion of Slovakia: 2009 (with ŠK slovan Bratislava)
Slovak Cup winner: 2007 (with ViOn Zlaté Moravce)
Slovak Super Cup winner: 2009 (with ŠK Slovan Bratislava)
He currently works in košice, where his main goal is to save the team from relegation in the highest competition.there is nothing else he wishes for his 50th birthday. “We all know very well what kind of situation we are in, and that is why we have to work in such a way that we manage the spring and save the Niké league for Košice. The goal is to achieve a priority rescue, but overall we want to be successful,” he concluded in an interview on the FC Košice club website.
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* ŠK Slovan Bratislava: Corrected the team name to the official name.
* ViOn Zlaté Moravce: Corrected the team name.
* Added missing accolades: Included the Slovak Super Cup win.
* Clarified Career Transition: Specified that he transitioned from playing to coaching at Baník Prievidza.
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