Dávid Gróf

Hibernian

Gróf started his professional career with Hibernian, making his professional debut in their 4–3 defeat by Greenock Morton in the Scottish League Cup on 26 August 2008. Later that season, Gróf was convicted of a drink driving offence and was consequently banned from driving for two years. Hibs also disciplined the player, who made a public apology through the club's website. He was relegated to the status of fourth choice goalkeeper at Hibs after the arrival of Grzegorz Szamotulski during January 2009. Gróf went on trial at West Bromwich Albion, but was released by Hibs towards the end of the 2008–09 season, despite having 18 months left on his contract. Following his release by Hibs, Gróf trained with English League Two side Gillingham, featuring in a reserve team match against Lewes.

Notts County

Gróf went on trial with League One club Notts County in July 2010. He agreed a deal to sign for the club, subject to medical. On the same day as the deal with Notts County was announced, Gróf played for Tamworth in a friendly match against Aberdeen. He completed the move on 26 July. On 4 August 2010 it was confirmed that Gróf would be joining The Lambs on a one-month loan deal in time for the new season. Just six days later Gróf was recalled by his parent club. Gróf signed on loan with Conference National club Mansfield Town on 31 January 2011. Grof played an integral part in Mansfield's FA Trophy run which saw the Stags lose to Darlington in the final…

Gróf was born in Budapest. His father Attila also played professionally as a goalkeeper, for Vasas Budapest, Újpesti Dózsa, Videoton. Gróf was convicted of a drink driving offence and banned from driving for two years. He was charged with another drink driving offence in April 2009. He is married to Klaudia Gróf-Komsa on 3 August 2017. She is a Hungarian handball player.