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Prvý Slovák V Číne najlepšie kurzy nike.sk Štvrtok 1X2 7. 2. 2019 28329 Slovensko – Bielorusko 1,58 5,50 4,30 73. ročník • číslo 32 27491 Rusko – Fínsko 1,83 4,60 3,60 cena 0,70 27490 Česko – Švédsko 3,80 4,80 1,75 29210 Washington – Colorado 1,87 4,40 3,60 29211 Tampa Bay – St. Louis 1,90 4,30 3,60 29212 Minnesota – Edmonton 1,99 4,20 3,35 27550 Lazio – Empoli 1,40 5,25 8,95 27549 Guingamp – Lyon 4,90 3,80 1,71 App Store pre iPad a iPhone / Google Play pre Android 17945 M. Granollers – D. Shapovalov 3,50 1,35 Vo svete sú za prejavy rasizmu tvrdé tresty, u nás sa tvárime, Slovák: že sa nič nedeje, vraví hokejista Nitry Už nemôžem Prvý mlčať Strana 7 Slovák Strany 8 a 9 v Číne Strana 3 Tomáš Medveď je prvý slovenský futbalista, ktorý hral v najvyššej čínskej súťaži. „Keď som vošiel do jednej tamojšej reštaurácie, Dnes proti Bielorusku všetci stíchli. Počul som len, ako na zem padajú poháre, Hokejisti Slovenska nastúpia dnes na bratislavskom zimnom štadióne na svoj prvý zápas Kaufland Cupu proti Bielorusku. „Každý z vás musí príbory a tie ich paličky,“ spomína s úsmevom tento byť rozdielový hráč, ktorý dá gól, hrá aktívne a blokuje strely. Hrajte tak, aby ste nás zaujali,“ zdôrazňuje tréner Craig Ramsay svojim zverencom, urastený dobre stavaný blondín. vrátane obrancu Martina Fehérváryho. FOTO TASR/MARTIN BAUMANN FOTO ARCHÍV (tm) 2 FUTBAL štvrtok 7. 2. 2019 Prečo sa čínsky klub Ta-lien I-fang rozhodol získať práve MAREKA HAMŠÍKA a investovať do neho 67 miliónov eur? Odpoveď ukrytá v číslach analyt Fascinujúca krajina. Takto ozna- čil Marek Hamšík vo svojej autobiografii Čínu, ktorá sa stane na tri roky jeho novým domovom. Čína naozaj je fasci- nujúca, a platí to nielen pre krajinu ako takú, ale aj pre jej ligovú súťaž, do ktorej sa nedo- stane každý. Keby chcel do Číny odísť dajme tomu Martin Dúbravka, mal by smolu, preto- že brankársky post je určený výhradne pre domácich hráčov. Cudzinec sa jednoducho medzi tri žrde nedostane, nech by sa volal aj Gianluigi Buffon. Pra- vidlo o zahraničných hráčoch je vyriešené zaujímavo. V tíme môžu byť registrovaní štyria, avšak na osemnásťčlennú zápa- sovú súpisku sa môžu napísať maximálne tri mená. Jednému legionárovi tak vždy zostane v rukách Čierny Peter a stret- nutie musí sledovať z tribúny. 100-PERCENTNÁ DAŇ Z NÁKUPU Nyasha Mushekwi (v hornom rade druhý zľava), Nicolas Gaitan (v dolnom rade prvý zľava) a Yannick Carrasco (v dolnom rade prvý sprava) sú zahraniční hráči A to je celkom drahý špás, naj- v tíme Ta-lien I-fang. FOTO DLYFFC.COM mä ak vezmeme do úvahy penia- ze, ktoré kluby za hráčov vynakla- MAREK HAMŠÍK už mal naplánovanú zdravotnú prehliadku pred prestupom do Číny v Madride, ale... dajú. Prestupová čiastka a plat pre hráča však nie sú jediné výdavky. Ak sa klub rozhodne angažovať za- Nečakané komplikácie?! hraničného hráča za viac ako 7 miliónov amerických dolárov (pri- Kedy a ako sa to skončí? Táto otázka už nemala byť v súvislosti s avizovaným prestupom nášho bližne 6,1 milióna eur), musí za ne- reprezentanta Mareka Hamšíka z SSC Neapol do čínskeho klubu Ta-lien I-fang na programe dňa, ho zaplatiť 100% daň z nákupu, podľa Sky Sport Italia už mal mať 31-ročný stredopoliar dokonca aj podpísaný trojročný kontrakt, ktorá putuje do rozvojového fon- du pre čínsky futbal. Koľko teda no napokon vraj môže byť všetko inak! celkovo investuje Ta-lien I-fang do Oficiálne twitterové konto malo byť dávno dohodnuté Včera pritom pôvodne vychá- vania napokon zadrhli. Mareka Hamšíka? Ak platí pôvod- „partenopei“ totiž včera pred ôs- a špecifikovať sa v zmluve mali dzali správy o tom, že konečná Taliani včera odhalili aj ďalšie ná informácia o prestupovej čiast- mou večer prinieslo nečakanú iba detaily. prestupová suma je 18 miliónov detaily, vrátane toho, že Marek ke 20 miliónov eur vrátane bonu- správu, podľa ktorej sa odchod Neapolčania píšu o „pozastave- eur plus ďalšie dva milióny v bo- Hamšík absolvuje čoskoro sov (18+2), potom sa konečné číslo Hamšíka po dvanástich rokoch ní“ Hamšíkovho transferu do Ta- nusoch. Číňania pôvodne uvažo- v Madride zdravotnú prehliad- vyšplhá na závratných 67 miliónov strávených pod Vezuvom kompli- lienu, čo môže znamenať čokoľ- vali o polročnom hosťovaní ku a potom sa spolu s rodinou eur. Ak slovenský reprezentant kuje. Dôvodom sú rozdielne vek. Aj to, že si kluby napokon s následnou obligáciou, čo však vyberie cez Slovensko do Číny. naplní svoj trojročný kontrakt, predstavy v platbách za Slováka predsa len o pár hodín či dní vedenie SSC zamietlo a žiadalo Či a kedy sa tak napokon sta- z tejto sumy uvidí 27 miliónov eur. u oboch zainteresovaných klu- tľapnú, veď prestupový termín trvalý prestup s okamžitou plat- ne, ukáže asi až čas... Táto čiastka je zároveň jeden bov. Všetko podstatné pritom už v Číne trvá až do 28. februára. bou. A možno tu niekde sa roko- (jač, man) z dôvodov, prečo sa Hamšík roz- hodol ponuku prijať. bude na trávniku robiť to, čo naj- hracej ploche a dá im väčšiu slobo- siatka“. Častý pobyt v strede ihris- príležitosti nie sú v prípade lepšie vie, bude sa musieť snažiť vy- du. ka medzi dvoma líniami sa pretavil Nicolasa Gaitana novinka, PONÚKNE VÄČŠIU SLOBODU tiahnuť zo svojich zahraničných do úctyhodných čísel. Argentín- zvyknutý na ne bol aj v mi- Prečo sa však Ta-lien I-fang roz- spoluhráčov čo najviac. Tí síce „DLHÝ” A „KRÁTKY” GAITAN čan totiž obsadil v čínskej lige dru- nulosti z pozície krídla. hodol získať práve jeho? Vysvetle- predvádzali z individuálneho hľa- Už sme spomenuli, že v tíme Ta- hé miesto v počte vytvorených prí- No vytvorené príležitosti nie sa dá nájsť v číslach, ktoré por- diska výborné výkony, no potrebo- lien I-fang je Nicolas Gaitan, ktorý ležitostí (86). Lepší ako on bol už treba rozlišovať z hľadiska tál venujúci sa analytickej štatisti- vali k sebe nutne skúseného tvor- je síce pôvodným povolaním krí- len Brazílčan Oscar z majstrovské- dĺžky na krátke a dlhé. ke WhoScored.com zbiera v Číne cu hry, ktorý im uľahčí pobyt na delník, ale tu musel hrať ako „de- ho tímu Šanghaj SIPG. Vytvorené V krátkych je Gaitan výni- už niekoľko sezón. Marek močne silný, Hamšík prichádza do tí- 4-4-1 v minulosti ich mu, v ktorom na neho ča- 4-2-3-1 Príchod Je tu však však mal percen- kajú traja zahraniční hrá- Mareka aj alternatíva, tuálne omnoho či: hrotový útočník Nyas- Hamšíka že by sa viac ako dnes. Zo ha Mushekwi (Zimbab- posadí Ta-lien I-fang spomínaných 86 šan- we), ľavý krídelník Yan- na tribúnu rozhodol hrať cí bolo 48 krátkych, Marek Hamšík nick Carrasco (Belgicko) pravdepodobne bez hrotového zvyšných 38 bolo dl- FOTO SITA/AP a ešte jeden ľavý krídelník jedného z dvojice útočníka. hých. A to je dosť veľký Nicolas Gaitan (Argentí- Carrasco/Gaitan. problém, pretože hráč na). Ten však v minulej se- ako on by nemal byť po- zóne nastupoval v systéme stavený hlboko v poli 4-2-3-1 prevažne na pozícii a rozdávať dlhé prihráv- podhrotového hráča. Štvr- ky na viac ako tridsať tým členom ofenzívneho metrov. Príchod kvarteta bol domáci krí- Mareka Ham- delník Wang Ťin-sien. Úlo- šíka veští pre ha Mareka Hamšíka v tí- Gaitana lep- me Ta-lien I-fang bude jed- šie časy, pre- noduchá: okrem toho, že tože sa bude FUTBAL 3 Bývalý útočník TOMÁŠ MEDVEĎ bol v roku 2005 prvý Slovák v čínskej lige V sezóne 2004/05 strelil KÁVA S HALÁKOM Tomáš Medveď 18 gólov za Pápu a získal korunu pre naj- Včera odletel Tomáš Medveď s partiou do Spojených štátov lepšieho strelca maďarskej ligy. amerických. „Vybrali sme sa ikov navštíviť známych. Popritom V tom čase ho oslovil rakúsky Brali ma manažér, či by neskúsil Čínu. plánujeme vidieť aj zápasy „ Na Hamšíka NHL, NY Rangers - Boston a „Nevenoval som tomu pozor- Boston - Los Angeles. Navští- sa určite teší nosť. Na druhý deň po našej vime kamaráta Jaroslava Ha- láka. Pokecáme spolu, dáme aj Yannick Carras- debate sa mi ozval s tým, aby si kávu a o týždeň sme späť,“ som sa zbalil, že ideme podpí- ako spasiteľa pousmial sa bývalý útočník. co, ktorý v zápa- sať zmluvu. Leteli sme zo Schwechatu cez Hongkong Brazílčanov z druhého sledu a soch čínskej ligy ja som mal spoluhráča z Peru. vyzerá ako zhruba dvadsať hodín,“ spomí- Úroveň bola priemerná, ale kaž- na na začiatky čínskeho dobro- dú sezónu sa to výrazne mení a filmový hrdina družstva 45-ročný Tomáš Med- v súčasnosti sú v takmer kaž- veď. dom tíme hráči svetovej úrovne.“ John Rambo. ● Čína je obrovská. Zvykli ste si na presuny na zápasy? Všetkých sa totiž Bývalý slovenský reprezentant „Pojem diaľka vnímajú Číňania a člen Klubu ligových kanonierov úplne inak ako my. Keď sme hrali pokúša zničiť podpísal zmluvu so Šen-jangom derby v našej oblasti, tak sme sa svojpomocne. Ginde. Ten leží na severe krajiny autobusom presúvali cez sedem- v provincii Liao-ning, kde sídli aj sto kilometrov. Bežne sme na zá- nový klub Mareka Hamšíka Ta- pasy leteli päť a najdlhšie takmer môcť koncentrovať na svoju prácu lien I-fang. Medveď sa vtedy stal osem hodín. Sranda bola, keď sa v okolí pokutového územia, kde je prvým Slovákom, ktorý na vlast- u nás v provincii teplota pohy- doma. nej koži okúsil ligu v najľudnatej- bovala tesne pod nulou a na- šom štáte sveta. obliekaní sme sa presúvali do Ma- DRIBLÉR RAMBO ● Zostali ste prekvapený, že caa, kde svietilo slnko a na teplo- Na Hamšíka sa určite teší aj Yan- akurát vy a Čína? meri bola tridsiatka.
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