Credentials

Weakest of all league MVPs. Three assists did it for him, while 450 minutes of actions were enough for Hugo J. Bačkovský to crack the team's Top 3 on the season's MVP leaderboard. Dostál was a workhorse, though: he garnered 6 team of the week shortlist appearances along with overseeing 11 clean sheets from start to finish.

Credentials

Carrying Czech Footy's signature Chip on the shoulder the entire season, Květ continued to fly under the radar in the relegation-threatened campaign while making a significant jump from 73rd to 89th overall percentile among attacking midfielders, quietly putting together a prime offensive output that rivalled Adam Hložek.

Credentials

Culminating in a surprise national team call-up in June 2023, his winter move to Bohemians meant a big-time return to form for Jan Matoušek who was allowed to play more centrally after spending most of his Liberec stint stationed out wide. Recovering much of his light-footedness, he was pacing for 19 regular-season goals in the spring.

Credentials

Another one-eyed king in the land of the blind, with two decent candidates gone over the summer (Prekop, Beran). Had Jan Matoušek stayed healthy for a bigger chunk of the season, it would've been him — in this scenario, Hůlka's March move into midfield which brought a huge jump in form, punctuated by goals vs both "S", sealed the deal.

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Replacing David Puškáč up top, Abdulla Yusuf Helal took his 3 points and turned them into 11 (plus two indirect goal contributions). Only 7 players in the league added more expected points to their teams’ respective totals, with Yusuf — a 10-time team of the week nominee — sharing the same space with Ewerton, Šín or Chorý.