Tolsimir stated that he considered Slavia's last truly admirable performance in Europe to be the quarter-finals against Feyenoord in the 2021/22 season. According to him, the club's subsequent participation included a very unsuccessful performance in the group with Cluj, Sivasspor, and Ballkani, which he labeled as one of the easiest ever, progressing from the Europa League group against opponents whose quality, with the exception of Rome, he assessed as low, and elimination in the very next round. He admitted that progression at least meant not a failed year. He also mentioned almost the last place in the Europa League with a single win against Ludogorets and the last two appearances in the Champions League. According to Tolsimir, it was not about bad luck, but a long-term and sad trend: Slavia, according to him, had transformed from a club that commanded respect in Europe into a harmless opponent, despite still having confidence. He described Slavia's domestic successes as positive, but simultaneously claimed that they primarily reflected the weakness of their opponents and should not be sufficient for the club. #SlaviaPraha #EvropskáLiga #Fotbal (translated)

