Václac Sejk has officially joined Famalicão on loan from Sparta Praga until the end of the season, with an option to buy. The Czech forward had been loaned to Zaglebie, a Polish club, but that agreement was canceled. Sejk expressed his happiness about signing with Famalicão, praising the club's facilities and level in Portuguese football. He mentioned seeking advice from Portuguese player Luís Mata before making his decision.

Václav Sejk, captain of the Czech Republic U21 national team and forward for Sparta Prague, is in Portugal to undergo medical exams and sign with Famalicão. The player is expected to be loaned, with an option to purchase. The reinforcement should be presented at the beginning of next week, once all bureaucratic procedures are completed.

Václav Sejk, a 22-year-old footballer, is on the verge of joining Famalicão on loan from Sparta Praga. The ongoing negotiations include a clause for a potential purchase. Reports from the Czech portal infotbal.cz indicate that Sparta Praga has agreed to a six-month loan arrangement with an option to buy, with discussions progressing well. Famalicão, currently 9th in the Liga standings, aims to bolster its offensive capabilities and sees Sejk as a valuable market prospect. Earlier in the season, the forward had played for Zagłębie Lubin in Poland, featuring in 16 matches (totaling 980 minutes) and scoring once before he chose to terminate his contract. Sejk mentioned on the podcast 'V repre' that he did not feel well personally and desired to be in optimal form for the forthcoming European Championship.