Milan Kováč, CB
The Enforcer of Oak Forest FC
A throwback to a time long lost, Milan is an enforcer in the truest sense of the word. Standing at 6’4, his presence in the backfield is an intimidating one. While not the quickest member of Oak Forest FC, Milan makes up for it in the air and one-on-one challenges. His exceptional read of ball movement often sees him directly in front of even the most adept and agile of strikers.
His journey in football has been a long one, having started in Italy where he learned the deft art of active defense. After a couple of years in Serie A, Milan moved to Bundesliga at the age of 22. An unyielding proponent of physical football, Milan long carried a menacing legacy throughout his four years in the Bundesliga. In his first year with Oak Forest FC, Milan held the regrettable record of penalties conceded but he also was the beneficiary of McKenzie’s superb deliveries into the opponent’s box, leading the team with 8 headers for goals. His approach to football is a double-edged sword, a sword that he wields into battle every time he sets foot on the pitch.
Off the pitch, Milan owns and operates his own tattoo shop in his native Slovakia. Indeed, one word can best describe both his presence on the pitch and his approach to body art: steady.
A throwback to a time long lost, Milan is an enforcer in the truest sense of the word. Standing at 6’4, his presence in the backfield is an intimidating one. While not the quickest member of Oak Forest FC, Milan makes up for it in the air and one-on-one challenges. His exceptional read of ball movement often sees him directly in front of even the most adept and agile of strikers.
His journey in football has been a long one, having started in Italy where he learned the deft art of active defense. After a couple of years in Serie A, Milan moved to Bundesliga at the age of 22. An unyielding proponent of physical football, Milan long carried a menacing legacy throughout his four years in the Bundesliga. In his first year with Oak Forest FC, Milan held the regrettable record of penalties conceded but he also was the beneficiary of McKenzie’s superb deliveries into the opponent’s box, leading the team with 8 headers for goals. His approach to football is a double-edged sword, a sword that he wields into battle every time he sets foot on the pitch.
Off the pitch, Milan owns and operates his own tattoo shop in his native Slovakia. Indeed, one word can best describe both his presence on the pitch and his approach to body art: steady.
