Petr Cech changed his hockey club. He will play for the champions

The legendary Czech football goalkeeper Petr Cech continues his career in professional hockey. As you know, he changed his sport after retiring from football.

Recently, Cech has moved to the Belfast Giants hockey team, which is the British champion, as reported on the club’s website.

According to the head coach, Adam Keefe, Cech's experience as an outstanding athlete, who knows what it takes to play at the highest level, will be invaluable during his loan.

It is reasonable to mention that Cech was an outstanding football player. He holds the record for the number of clean sheets in the English Premier League (EPL).

In total, he played 494 matches in all competitions for Chelsea and 139 matches for Arsenal. In 2019, he retired from professional football and began playing hockey, which was his dream.

The Belfast Giants became the fourth club in the hockey career of the legendary footballer. Cech also played for Guildford Phoenix and Chelmsford Chieftains.