Slavia enters the Champions League. What will be the line-up?

Before this season, Slavia set a clear goal. To return to the Champions League after 2 years. The first obstacle is the Hungarian Ferencváros, the Susians are certainly very well prepared. What line-up will they field?

Already in March, Jindřich Trpišovský knew that in 5 months he would have a big problem with the composition of the midfield. After the incident in Glasgow, Ondřej Kúdela was suspended for 10 matches, of which he has to serve three more. He will be available for the fourth round of the Champions League or Europa League.

As announced by Jindřich Trpišovský, Taras Kacharaba is currently the number one stopper. The youngster David Zima has been performing almost half-heartedly without his mentor Kudela, which was also evident in Teplice. Anyway, he should recover from this and start in Groupama Arena.

Captain Jan Bořil is still on the sidelines, with Oscar Dorley filling in for him. Alexander Bah will almost certainly start at right back.

Ibrahim Traoré started as a defensive midfielder in the league opener, but Jindřich Trpišovský will surely rely on returnee Tomáš Holeš against Ferencváros. Nicolae Stanciu and Petr Ševčík should start ahead of him.

Ivan Schranz, who scored a hat-trick against Teplice, is likely to start on the right wing. Srdjan Plavsic is doing a great job on the left side, but Peter Olayinka is getting fitter by the minute. But the Serbian midfielder will probably get even more priority.

There is a big question mark at the top of the attack. Jan Kuchta said he will discuss with the coaches on the day of the game what condition he will be in. If he’s not fit, either Petar Musa can start or Schranz will move to the top and Olayinka or Masopust will go on the edge of the midfield. Michael Krmencik is still a question mark, but he would start for a few minutes rather than starting.

Probable line-up of Slavia::

Kolar
Bah – Kacharaba – Zima – Oscar
Holeš
Stanciu – Ševčík
Schranz – Kuchta – Plavsic

Source:: Livesport