Nigeria midfielder Ayatullahi Suleiman has joined Czech club Hlinsko from Pardubice B on loan.
The 22-year-old central midfielder completed the move on 8 September, switching clubs within the Czech football system. Suleiman becomes part of Hlinsko’s squad after leaving Pardubice B, whose team competes in the CFL.
Suleiman’s nationality and position add a clear identity to the move. The Nigerian operates in central midfield, a role that places him at the centre of the team’s play and gives Hlinsko a new option in that area of the pitch.
His move from Pardubice B marks a fresh chapter in the career of a player who remains 22. The transfer also keeps him in the Czech Republic, where he will continue his football after his spell with Pardubice B.
The agreement is a loan transfer, meaning Suleiman has moved to Hlinsko on a temporary basis rather than through a permanent change of club. No transfer fee has been disclosed for the deal.
Hlinsko’s arrival of Suleiman is the latest confirmed step in the midfielder’s career, with the player now registered with the club following the completion of the move. He joins from Pardubice B after the two clubs finalised the transfer on 8 September.
Suleiman has therefore moved from a side competing in the CFL to Hlinsko, with his new club listed without a league designation. His role remains central midfield, while his Nigerian nationality provides the main international detail attached to the signing.
The completed loan takes effect with Suleiman leaving Pardubice B for Hlinsko.