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Born in Ústí nad Labem,[1] Kušej signed for the youth academy of German second division side Dynamo Dresden at the age of 15.[2] In 2019, he was sent on loan to Wacker Innsbruck in the Austrian second division.[3]
^"Vasil Kušej". Football Association of the Czech Republic. 13 November 2023.
^Hrabě, Stanislav (21 November 2023). "Česko slaví postup na Euro. Jenže co teď?". Seznam.cz (in Czech). Ostatně první náznaky proměny přinesl nyní už poslední duel proti Moldavsku, v němž se prosadili nováčci Tomáš Chorý (gól a asistence), mnoho naznačili i útočník Vasil Kušej či obránce Martin Vitík. Debutanti, kteří rozhodně zaujali. [After all, the first signs of change were brought by the last duel against Moldova, in which newcomers Tomáš Chorý (goal and assist) made their mark, striker Vasil Kušej and defender Martin Vitík also hinted at a lot. Debutantes who definitely caught the eye.]
