Lukas Provod#17

Lukas Provod

Attacker
🇨🇿 Czech Republic · 29 yrs · Born 23 Oct 1996 · 1.91 m · 85 kg · Left-footed
Left Wing

Lukas Provod is an attacker from Czech Republic who plays for Slavia Praha, wearing shirt number 17. This season he has provided 1 assist in 9 appearances. Born in 1996, he stands 1.91 m tall.

Player information

Full name Lukáš Provod
Known as L. Provod
Position Attacker
Nationality Czech Republic
Date of birth 23 October 1996
Age 29 years
Height 1.91 m
Weight 85 kg
Sex Male
Shirt number 17

Season statistics

9 Matches
0 Goals
1 Assists
0 Yellow cards
0 Red cards
7.0 Rating

Recent matches · last 4

D ? ? W

Clubs and national teams · 2

  1. Slavia Praha - club crest
    Jan 2020 – Jun 2031 #17
  2. Czech Republic - club crest
    Czech Republic National team
    – – Sep 2020 #17

The career of Lukas Provod so far

Lukas Provod's career began at České Budějovice. He moved to Slavia Praha in 2019 and then to Slavia Praha in 2020 for €770k, among 3 recorded transfers in total. He has won 10 trophies. He currently plays for Slavia Praha.

Career history · 3 transfers

  1. 2020
    Viktoria Plzen II Slavia Praha
    €770,000 1 January 2020
  2. 2019
    Slavia Praha České Budějovice
    30 Dec 2019
  3. 2019
    České Budějovice Slavia Praha
    2 September 2019

Frequently asked questions about Lukas Provod

What team does Lukas Provod play for?

Lukas Provod plays for Slavia Praha.

What position does Lukas Provod play?

Lukas Provod plays as an attacker, usually as a left wing.

How old is Lukas Provod?

Lukas Provod is 29 years old, born on 23 October 1996.

How tall is Lukas Provod?

Lukas Provod is 1.91 m (6′3″) tall.

Where is Lukas Provod from?

Lukas Provod is from Czech Republic.

Which teams has Lukas Provod played for?

Lukas Provod has played for České Budějovice, Slavia Praha and Viktoria Plzen II.

What shirt number does Lukas Provod wear?

Lukas Provod wears shirt number 17 for Slavia Praha.

When did Lukas Provod join Slavia Praha?

Lukas Provod joined Slavia Praha from Viktoria Plzen II on 1 January 2020.