Pavel Nedved- It's Not Easy To Say Bye By anasis0o0o
The New Season is Just Begun,
But There Is No Pavel Nedved :(
This Comp. Contain:
No Goals
No Skills
No Touchs
Just Nedved Wearing All Juventus Clothes
Sad Moment,,, Happy Moments,,,
Pavel Nedvěd (pronounced [ˈpavɛl ˈnɛdvjɛt] (help·info); born 30 August 1972 in Cheb) is a retired Czech football midfielder. He is one of the most successful Czech players to have played in a top European league, winning numerous accolades with Lazio and Juventus. Widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in the modern era, he was the recipient of the prestigious Ballon d'Or in 2003 while at Juventus. He is known for his energy and tireless runs as well as his goal scoring ability.
Nedvěd retired after the 200809 season after 19 years as a professional.
Nedvěd began his career in his native Czech Republic but made his name in Italy. His performances at UEFA Euro 1996 did not go unnoticed; despite having a verbal agreement with PSV, Nedvěd decided to move from Sparta Prague to Lazio in the Serie A in 1996.
[edit] Lazio
At Lazio, Nedvěd won the Coppa Italia in 199798, and the last international Cup Winners' Cup tournament in 1999 against RCD Mallorca, where he scored the last ever goal of the tournament in a 21 win for Lazio.
[edit] Juventus
Nedvěd eventually moved to Juventus in 2001 for a fee of €41 million as a replacement for Zinedine Zidane, who had transferred to Spain's Real Madrid the same summer.[1] He proved to be one of the few midfielders capable of assuming the playmaking role of his French predecessor. Nedvěd played frequently in Juventus' Scudetto-winning teams of 200102, 200203, 200405, and 200506.
Nedvěd was available in leading Juventus into the 2003 Champions League final against Milan, but he was forced to sit out the final because of accumulation of yellow cards, after being booked in the semi-final for tackling Real Madrid midfielder Steve McManaman. At the end of the year, he won the European Footballer of the Year award.
Following the 200506 season, and Juventus's relegation from Serie A due to the Calciopoli scandal, the future of Pavel Nedvěd as a Juventus player was heavily discussed. Nedvěd dispelled those rumors by vowing to return to Juventus in order to return the club to Serie A. However, the season was somewhat tumultuous for the Czech international. With only a one-year contract, he hinted he might retire from football altogether at the end of the season. He repeated this threat after a 5-game ban stemming from a red card on 1 December. Nedvěd persisted, and Juventus won the Serie B title, securing promotion to Serie A.
During the 200708 season, Nedvěd played frequently for the Bianconeri, providing contributions while being Juve's first-choice left winger. However, he has not been free from controversy. Nedvěd came under negative spotlight recently for his tackle on Internazionale midfielder Luís Figo, which resulted in a broken fibula for the Portuguese player.
Nedvěd had a fair season during Juve's return, but only scored twice. During Serie A 200708, Nedvěd acquired a slight concussion that kept him off of the pitch for about a month. He was linked with a move to Japanese side Jubilo Iwata during the 200809 summer transfer window, but the rumours were quickly scotched when Pavel committed his future to Juventus for another year after signing a new one year contract extension which will expire in June 2009.
[edit] 200809 season
Nedvěd scored Juventus' first league goal of the 200809 season in a 1-1 away draw with Fiorentina. He also netted twice against Bologna (21) in a match he captained Juve. On 26 February 2009, Nedvěd announced that he would retire at the end of 200809 season. On 10 March 2009, Nedved was substituted due to injury in the first half of the UEFA Champions League second round game against Chelsea, which due to his impending retirement, turned out to be his last European game for Juventus (who lost 32 on aggregate). He retired at the end of the season, captaining the final match against former team Lazio and set up Vincenzo Iaquinta's goal; Juventus eventually won 20. He was substituted before the final whistle and was given a standing ovation by both sets of supporters. After the match ended, the other Juventus players formed a guard of honour and Nedvěd did a lap of honour to thank the fans. Later, captain Alessandro Del Piero presented him with a commemorative shirt.
[edit] Retirement
Nedvěd stated that he did not retire for "economic reasons" but so that he could spend more time with his family. The Juventus management has offered him a job in the backroom staff under coach and former teammate Ciro Ferrara, but he has yet to respond to the offer
Pavel Nedved is the best team player in whole football history!!!
RadomirSVK 2 years ago 56
nedved is not one of the best, nedved is the best player in football history. we love u nedved and u will be in our hearts.
mrmgt301 1 year ago 31