Vladimír Neuman

Vladimír Neuman came through Karviná's own academy, having arrived from FK Baník Albrechtice as a teenager in 2017 and worked his way up through the U17 and U19 sides before a senior debut in March 2020. In the 2022/23 season, Karviná won the Czech National Football League title with Neuman on the books, even though his own league minutes that campaign amounted to just two appearances.

Loan spells followed as he looked for regular football: a stint at FK Spišská Nová Ves in Slovakia's second tier brought five appearances, before a move to SK Prostějov in the Chance Národní Liga yielded three matches ahead of his return to Karviná in December 2024. Named as Karviná's starting goalkeeper for the 2025/26 Czech Cup final, Neuman helped his side beat FK Jablonec 3-1 to lift the trophy.

Karviná's administrative relegation over a match-fixing scandal reshaped his path again. In August 2026 he moved on loan to FK Pardubice in the Czech First League, with an option to buy attached to the deal, joining the club as their fifth-choice goalkeeper.

At international level, Neuman was named in the Czech Republic's squad for the 2023 UEFA European Under-21 Championship, though he did not add any caps to his name during the tournament and has yet to appear for the senior national side.