Kristo Hussar, a defender for Tallinna FC Flora and the Estonian national team, has officially signed with Slovak top division club AS Trencin. Hussar expressed his gratitude towards Flora for the six years he spent with the team, thanking fans, coaches, and physiotherapists for their support throughout his career. He reflected fondly on his time at FC Flora, where he achieved significant success including multiple league championships and a cup victory.

At just 23 years old, Hussar developed as a footballer in the youth system of JK Tabasalu before moving to FC Flora in 2020, where he made 127 appearances in the Premium liga scoring three goals over six seasons. His departure to Trencin represents a significant step in his career, as he seeks to further his development and success in a new league, joining fellow players Markus Poom and Dimitri Jepihhin at the club.

AS Trencin, established in 1992, aims to continue its competitive edge in the Slovak league. Hussar's move highlights the growing opportunities for Estonian players in international leagues, and his progression will be watched closely by fans and stakeholders in Estonian football, marking a potential trend for aspiring players from the region.