BVB-Bank or Czech card? Sabitzer sits between Bohemian villages

Bundesliga professional Marcel Sabitzer is said to be interested in a move to the Czech Republic

According to Czech media, the Borussia Dortmund midfielder is drawing interest from Sparta Prague

According to information from the Czech sports portal "Sport.cz", Bundesliga professional Marcel Sabitzer could move to the Czech first division club Sparta Prague.

The 28-year-old Austrian is said to have aroused the interest of the traditional club from the Czech capital,

Sabitzer's contract with BVB runs until 2024, and the Austrian national player has not yet been able to convince under coach Edin Terzic this season. In 15 competitive matches, the midfielder has only been in the starting line-up five times.

According to "Sport.cz", Sparta Prague is said to be looking for a replacement for captain Ladislav Krejci, who is moving to MLS club FC Cincinnati in the summer.

Sabitzer has played for RB Leipzig, Rapid Vienna and Red Bull Salzburg in addition to BVB.

In 2019 he moved from Leipzig to Munich for 15 million euros, in 2021 he was loaned to Bayern for one season before joining BVB.

According to media reports, the Czech record champions have already contacted Sabitzer's advisor Roger Wittmann and are said to have submitted an offer.

Whether Sabitzer will accept the offer and move to Prague remains to be seen.

However, the fact that a traditional club like Sparta Prague is interested in him could make a move to the Czech Republic attractive for the Austrian.