The 24-year-old has not featured in pre-season or any competitive games this campaign and was no longer training with the first team and has now made a £1.7million move to the Czech club.
Hoever joined Wolves in September 2020 from Liverpool in a deal worth up to £13.5million but he struggled for any impact and after several loan spells he made just 33 appearances in total for the first team.
“Ki’s always been a great professional”
He spent two years as Nelson Semedo’s understudy before leaving on loan for PSV Eindhoven, two stints with Stoke and then with Auxerre before spending time with Sheffield United last season.
Technical director Matt Jackson said: “When a player has a year left on his contract, you have to try and find a solution which works for all parties, and this does. Ki’s always been a great professional, so we’re delighted for him and he leaves with our best wishes.
“He’s had plenty of opportunities here but has never been able to convince any manager. We’ve managed his loans well, with good exposure, and his communication and application have been excellent, but sometimes players need to know they’re somewhere permanently.
“When you’re not in a rhythm of playing regularly, it’s tough, you return from a loan, and you’re not fully part of it, so he’s suffered. He has talent, so moving to Prague with his young family, he can settle and will be better in a stable situation.”