1990-2003: The Golden Era

*15. 2. 1969 He played for Sparta from 1987 to 2000 with a two-year break in RH Cheb and a one-year assignment in Kaiserslautern, Germany. At Letná he celebrated 11 titles and four times became the king of odd scorers, which reveals what his greatest weapon was. He scored 176 goals in the top domestic competition, 128 of them for Sparta. He donned the Marila Pribram jersey for three years from 2001 and returned to Sparta in 2006 as an assistant coach, contributed to the double.

*28. 4. 1970 He came to Sparta in 1988 from Gottwaldov and, apart from a two-year engagement in Cheb, stayed there until 2001, when he left for LASK Linec. In the red jersey, this outstanding defender played a total of 502 games, scored 25 goals and enjoyed ten titles. He returned to Letná as a youth coach, then became assistant coach of the second league "B" team and then coach of the Spartan junior team.

*27. 9. 1973 He started playing football in Hradec Králové in 1994 when Viktoria Žižkov showed interest in him. However, Sparta was faster and more efficient, so Vrát wore the red jersey until 2000 and became a key player of the great team at that time. At Sparta, he won five titles and scored 74 goals. At the age of 27, he went to Kaiserslautern, then to Bochum, Salzburg and Basel. In terms of goals, he followed up on his account from Sparta and with 102 goals he made his way into the League cannoneer Club.

*30. 8. 1972 In the 1991/1992 season he completed his military service in Prague Dukla, from where coach Dušan Uhrin transferred him to Sparta, whose jersey he wore for four years. He won four league titles and scored 23 goals in 95 league matches as a midfielder. At first he looked like a shy schoolboy, but he ran around the pitch with great physicality and enthusiasm. He went into battles with sharper opponents without the slightest respect and so soon found a place in the starting line-up. As time went on, he was tenacious and relentless, gritty and quick. He often attempted mid-range shots and fired left and right, most often from full movement. Then, when he scored three goals in two games for Istanbul's Galatasaray in the autumn of 1995, various foreign agents started to come around Letna with fat wads of money. In the summer of 1996 Pavel parted ways with Sparta and his steps led to Lazio Rome and from there to Juventus Turin.

*4. 10. 1980 His father, a former Sparta player, brought him to our club. Tomáš played his first major championship at the age of 17 for "B" team and eight months later he was already wearing the jersey of the first league team. So his began the career of a fearless young man with accurate passes, brilliant technique and the ability to score goals.In the fall of 2000, Sparta shone in the league and Tomáš literally excelled. There was huge interest in him from a number of renowned clubs, and Borussia Dortmund was preferred among the many interested parties.