Robert Mak, born on 8 March 1991 (age 35), is a Slovak winger whose career has taken him through Germany and beyond. A left-sided attacker, he is associated here with Nuremberg, where his senior career gained proper shape after his early development years.
Those early moves mattered. Mak was not a player who arrived fully formed; his progress came through spells that gave him first-team demands rather than academy comfort. At Nuremberg, he began to turn that grounding into regular senior football, working as a wide forward rather than a decorative touchline player.
His most productive league season came much later, with Sydney FC in 2022-23, when he scored 9 goals in 24 appearances. That is a useful marker of the sort of player he became: not a prolific forward, but one capable of adding goals from wide areas when settled and used properly.
Mak’s current market value is around £468,000, according to Transfermarkt. His career has been that of an established Slovak professional winger, shaped early in Germany and sustained across several stages rather than built around one defining peak.
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