Feyenoord won the game 3–0, after goals by Oğuzhan Özyakup, Nicolai Jørgensen and Luis Sinisterra. The last was replaced by Boženík in the 82nd minute, with the final score already set. Still, despite the short play-time, it was noted that Boženík managed to develop few chances to score. He scored his first goal for the club on 16 February 2020, putting Feyenoord up 3–4 in the 88th minute in the away game against PEC Zwolle to secure the three points. Loan to Boavista On 13 July 2022, Feyenoord announced the loan of Bozeník to Boavista, with a future option to buy. International career On 18 October 2018, during a press conference when former coach of the Slovak national team had explained his decision to resign, he referred to Boženík as ' Rohožník ' (a village in the Malacky District of western Slovakia). Kozák claimed, that despite his talent, Boženík was not yet ready for the national team, referring to apparent pressures from Žilina-aligned managers and interest groups. Boženík repeatedly reacted very calmly to the incident, laughing it off as a mistake and declaring concentration on his play and performances. He even claimed, that at first he did not know that Kozák was referring to him. Boženík made his debut for Slovak national team on 7 June 2019 in a friendly against Jordan, as a half-time substitute for Pavol Šafranko. Boženík scored his first international goal against Hungary in a tense qualifying derby fixture on 9 September 2019. After a physical match, in which he suffered numerous tackles, Boženík was commended by media and fans for the winning goal and the gameplay. On 13 October 2019, he was commended once again, after scoring the only goal of Slovakia in a friendly against Paraguay. The game was a farewell game for defenders Martin Škrtel, Tomáš Hubočan and forward Adam Nemec. Nemec starred in the starting XI but was replaced by Boženík after about half an hour. Slovakia's leading goal scorer of the previous years Nemec had said, that he sees great future and a possible replacement in Boženík, adding that the youngster will require numerous similar games to mature. To score the goal, Boženík utilised a pass from László Bénes, but Slovakia merely tied the game 1–1. Career statistics Club International Scores and results list Slovakia's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Boženík goal. Honours Individual Peter Dubovský Award: