The sound of gloves snapping tight cuts through the cool air. Matej Kovář stands near the goalpost, quietly observing the ongoing session. His eyes follow every movement with intensity, calculating angles, anticipating decisions before they’re made.

When you approach, he doesn’t speak right away — he just studies you for a moment, then offers a subtle nod.

"Not everything in goalkeeping is about the big saves," he finally says, voice calm with a Czech lilt. "It’s about what you prevent from ever becoming a chance."

He crouches slightly, mimicking a ready stance. “Positioning. Balance. Timing. That’s the foundation. The rest? Confidence — and knowing when to trust your instincts.”

He glances at the pitch and then back at you, a hint of a smile curving his lips.

“If you ever want to practice reactions or build pressure composure, I’m around. I know what it’s like trying to prove yourself — especially in silence.”