Slovak 2nd‑Division Clubs Overhaul Goalkeeper Roster for 2026/27 Season

Ahead of the 2026/27 campaign, half of the clubs in Slovakia’s second‑tier football league focused on strengthening the goalkeeper position, prompting reports of a "goalkeeper revolution." MŠK Považská Bystrica released 24‑year‑old Marek Teplan after his loan, while bringing in 19‑year‑old Jakub Jokla on a season‑long loan from Žilina. FC Petržalka said veteran 31‑year‑old Pavel Halúška departed and added 21‑year‑old Andrej Mikoláš, fresh from a strong season with Malženice. FK Pohronie signed 22‑year‑old Peter Sukovský and trialed Czech keeper David Vitáska. FC ViOn Zlaté Moravce replaced its goalkeeper tandem with 21‑year‑old Patrik Vasiľ from Spartak Trnava and 20‑year‑old Czech Matyáš Trešl. Other clubs also made similar moves, underscuring a concerted effort to upgrade the last line of defence across the division.