At the age of 41, the former football goalkeeper was loaned out by Belfast Giants to Oxford City Stars.
Who knows, maybe they won’t forget, that’s what they say. At 41 years old, Petr Cech continues to make waves in the transfer markets…just now in ice hockey. The former Chelsea and Arsenal goalkeeper, whose club he retired from football in 2019, was on loan from Oxford City Stars on Wednesday as a reinforcement for United Kingdom’s reigning national champions, Belfast Giants. “We are very grateful for the support of Oxford City Stars and Petr, a highly decorated athlete who knows what it takes to play at the highest level. His help during this loan period will be invaluable,” it said in a statement released. Today the club through its official website.
An outstanding figure in the Premier League, the former international goalkeeper of the Czech Republic has achieved achievements such as the Champions League (2011/12), Europa League (2012/13) – where he beat Benfica 2 – 1 in the final in Amsterdam – and many titles in England: 4 Premier League, 4 Super Cups, 5 FA Cups and 3 League Cups.
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