The Slovakia national team was founded in 1993 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Slovakia national football team represents Slovakia in international association football and is governed by the Slovak Football Association, which was founded in 1993 following the dissolution of Czechoslovakia. The team competes within UEFA and has qualified for several major tournaments, including UEFA European Championship finals and FIFA World Cup finals. Slovakia reached the round of sixteen at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, defeating Italy in the group stage, which remains among the team's most significant achievements at senior level. The team has not won a major international title.
Current players associated with the squad include goalkeepers Ľ. Belko, M. Dúbravka, and M. Rodák, alongside outfield players J. Surovčík, D. Takáč, and K. Bari. Dúbravka has accumulated considerable experience at club level in European competition. Slovakia regularly competes in UEFA Nations League and World Cup qualifying campaigns, drawing players primarily from domestic and central European club football.

Current squad · 38
K. Bari
N. Gyömbér
D. Hancko
P. Kováčik
D. Krčík
I. Mesík
A. Obert
H. Pávek
P. Pekarík
Ľ. Šatka
M. Škriniar
M. Valjent
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