Cameroon centre-forward Kevin-Prince Milla is being linked with a move from Sparta Prague to Pardubice, with the 22-year-old Dukla Prague attacker now the subject of fresh speculation in the Czech Chance Liga.
The rumour, logged on 22 June 2026, suggests Pardubice are exploring the possibility of bringing in Milla from Sparta Prague, with the probability of the transfer still listed as “?” and no formal agreement reported. Transfer data describes the switch as an intra-league move within the Czech top flight, with Pardubice seen as potential suitors as they seek to bolster their forward options.
Milla, valued at around €450k, is currently registered with Dukla Prague and wears the number 11 shirt. His contractual situation is unclear, with no expiry date listed, prompting suggestions he could become available on favourable terms or even move on as a free agent if his deal is close to running down or has already expired. The lack of clarity around his contract is seen as a key factor fuelling the latest transfer talk.
Standing at 1.87m and predominantly right-footed, Milla is profiled as an out‑and‑out centre-forward, operating in the “Attack – Centre-Forward” role. Born on 25 December 2003, he has established himself in Czech football with Dukla Prague and is recorded with Cameroonian nationality only.
Recent club data list him with FK Dukla Prague as his current team rather than Sparta Prague, underlining the complexity of his status as reports continue to frame the potential move as a Sparta-to-Pardubice scenario. No recent competitive match – including opponent, date, scoreline or individual performance – is specified in the available records, leaving scouts to focus largely on his profile and market valuation.
If a deal does materialise, a switch to Pardubice could offer Milla a significant platform in the Chance Liga to enhance his reputation and accelerate his development as a leading Cameroonian forward in European football.
