Slavia Prague striker Tomáš Chorý dismissed following red card

Slavia Prague striker Tomáš Chorý will no longer play for the club following a dismissal during a match against Hradec Králové. Coach Jindřich Trpišovský confirmed that the Czech international will not travel to Istanbul for the Champions League fixture against Fenerbahce, stating that the club must manage the situation without him.

Chorý was sent off in the 55th minute for unsporting behavior after allegedly gesturing offensively toward referee Jan Všetečka. This incident marks his fourth red card in the last two seasons. The club's leadership will discuss his future upon returning to Prague, though his contract is set to expire at the end of the season, and previous discussions regarding an extension have effectively ended.

Football commentators and former players have noted Chorý's increasing disciplinary issues, which include various physical altercations and misconduct on the pitch. While some teammates have supported the striker, the recurring nature of his red cards has led to significant scrutiny regarding his professional conduct and future within the team.