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DAVID ROZEHNAL FACTFILE
Czech International David Rozehnal was Sam Allardyce's third signing as manager of Newcastle United on 29 June 2007 when the Sternberk born defender put pen to paper on a four-year-deal at St. James' Park from Paris St Germain - United beating off competition from Borussia Dortmund for his signature.
David, an accomplished centre-half with 34 international caps to his name, began his career at Sigma Olomouc in 1999 where he played 72 games, scoring twice. He then moved to Club Brugge in 2003 and in two seasons in Belgium he played a further 50 matches, one goal, before transferring to Paris St Germain in July 2005.
David played for the Czechs at Euro 2004 in Portugal and also in Germany at the 2006 World Cup - playing against USA, Ghana and Italy in the opening round as the Czechs surprisingly crashed out of the tournament after the group stage.
Last season at Paris St Germain, David was voted his club's Player of the Season and was also selected in the Ligue 1 team of the season in France.
David played eight times for the Czech Under 21s before making his debut in February 2004 for the senior team against Italy.
David, who will be the second Czech to play for the Magpies, after Pavel Srnicek, remarkably becomes the sixth United player to join the club from Paris St Germain, following in the footsteps of David Ginola (1995), Didier Domi (1998), Alain Goma (1999), Laurent Robert (2001) and Sylvain Distin (2001).
Born 5 July 1980, Sternberk, Czech Republic
Height 6'03" (1.91m)
Weight 80kg
Position Defender
Squad Number TBC
Date Signed 29 June 2007
Debut TBC
Previous Clubs Sigma Olomouc 1999-03 (72 (2), Club Brugge 2003-05 (50 (1), PSG 2005-07 (78 (1)
International Career 34 Czech caps, 0 goals; 8 Czech Under 21 caps, I goal
Debut 18 February 2004 v Italy |
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