Newcastle United backup goalkeeper Martin Dubravka has been urged to leave the club.
The 34-year-old played Euro 2024 qualifiers for Slovakia during this international break, including a 3-2 loss to Portugal.
However, ex-Slovakia forward Robert Vittek hopes that Dubravka can get a move to find his best form with club and country before his career runs out.
He told Sport 24: "With his performance against Portugal, he certainly caught the attention of several interesting clubs. If he doesn't get an opportunity at Newcastle, I wish him to find a club in January where he will play regularly.
Ex-Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel added: A goalkeeper with such qualities as he has deserves to catch [play]. Whether it will be at Newcastle or somewhere else.
I am convinced that the match against Portugal was watched by many agents, coaches and officials, and Martin Dbravka's name was written down in many notebooks.
I don't want to say that it was a bad move, transfers to such clubs happen once in a lifetime and he wanted to try it. However, he left as No.1 and returned as second choice."