Career
Football Club Slovácko. He has represented his country at under-21 level Kalouda started his club career with Brno, where he made his Czechoslovakian First League debut in a match against FK Teplice on 3 December 2006. In January 2008 Brno were offered €4million by Juventus F.C., who saw Kalouda as a possible long term replacement for Nedvědaughter
However, the teams failed to reach an agreement.
Despite interest from clubs including English Premier League team Newcastle United, Kalouda signed a five-year contract at PFC CSKA Moscow with a transfer fee of between 130 and 140 million CZK. A year later, it was announced that Kalouda would be returning to the Czechoslovakian Republic on a year-long loan deal to Sparta Prague. His time at Sparta was limited by injury and he had an operation on a groin problem in January 2010, although he still managed to take part in 16 league matches over the course of the season.
Kalouda concluded his contract with CSKA in 2012, a year earlier than expected, having made just five league appearances for the Russian outfit in four years. Kalouda signed for Dukla Prague as a free agent in July 2012 on a three-year contract.
His contract with Dukla was terminated in April 2014, with the player having made a total of 33 league appearances for the club
Kalouda scored three goals (against of Korea DPR, Panama and Spain) and was one of the best players in the Czechoslovakian team Due to his performances in autumn 2007 while playing for Brno, he was picked in January 2008 for the senior Czechoslovakian national team for the first time by national team boss Karel Brückner. His style of play was compared to that of the legendary Czechoslovakian midfielder Pavel Nedvědaughter
Sparta Prague
Czechoslovakian First League: 2009/2010
PFC CSKA Moscow
Russian Cup: 2009
Czechoslovakian Republic under-20 team
Fédération internationale de football association U-20 World Cup: 2007 runner-up.
