Squad
- Ferenc Puskás1926current
Pál Titkos1940current
Péter Simek2011current- Zsombor Berecz2012current
Fabrício Lopes Alcântara2013current- Gábor Nagy2013current
Mohamed Remili2013current
Máté Vida2013current
András Debreceni2014current
József Piller2014current
Tamás Grúz2014current
Attila Osváth2015current- Danijel Romić2015current
- Donát Szivacski2015current
- Gergely Nagy2015current
Gábor Bori2015current- Krisztián Kenesei2015current
Miloš Adamović2015current
Norbert Könyves2015current
Péter Czvitkovics2015current- Szilveszter Hangya2015current
Yevhen Pavlov2015current
Christian Müller2016current
Kire Ristevski2016current
Zsolt Korcsmár2016current- András Bérescurrent
Antal Simoncurrent
Bálint Vogyicskacurrent- Csaba Vidátscurrent
Dániel Nagycurrent- Gyula Nagycurrent
Jozef Gašparcurrent
János Gyarmaticurrent- László Pechacurrent
Manjrekar Jamescurrent- Martin Ádámcurrent
Michael Oenningcurrent- Márk Kleiszcurrent
- Péter Bozsikcurrent
- Péter Pázmándycurrent
- Zoltán Bükszegicurrent
Zoltán Takácscurrent
Zoltán Véghcurrent
József Bánás1913–1919
György Orth1915–1915
Ferenc Plattkó1917–1919- Ferenc Plattkó1917–1920
József Takács1917–1926- Ferenc Plattkó1920–1920
Gusztáv Sebes1920–1924- Ferenc Kropacsek1927–1927
Károly Sós1927–1929- Károly Sós1930–1932
Károly Fogl1931–1931
Rudolf Illovszky1941–1956
Francisc Mészáros1944–1945
Gyula Lóránt1944–1944
Iuliu Bodola1944–1944
Mátyás Toth1944–1944- Gyula Szilágyi1945–1960
- György Marik1945–1948
Antal Kotász1947–1948- Gyula Lóránt1947–1950
- Mátyás Toth1947–1949
László Kubala1948–1949
László Sárosi1949–1966- Dezső Bundzsák1950–1964
- Gyula Teleki1950–1958
- Lajos Csordás1950–1962
- Pál Berendi1951–1968
- László Bödör1954–1955
- Béla Kárpáti1956–1964
- László Kaszás1956–1957
- Imre Mathesz1957–1969
Kálmán Ihász1958–1973
Antal Szentmihályi1959–1964
János Farkas1959–1972
Kálmán Mészöly1959–1972
Ferenc Machos1960–1965- József Gelei1961–1962
- Lajos Puskás1964–1974
- Dezső Molnár1965–1972
- Iván Menczel1968–1972
- Sándor Müller1968–1980
- Ferenc Mészáros1969–1981
- Péter Török1969–1982
Attila Ladinszky1970–1971- Tibor Fábián1970–1977
- Béla Várady1971–1983
Lajos Kű1974–1975- Sándor Zombori1975–1982
Lajos Szűcs1977–1980
István Halász1978–1982
László Kiss1978–1985- Sándor Müller1983–1984
Géza Mészöly1984–1990- Béla Várady1985–1985
József Andrusch1987–1990
József Kardos1987–1988- Imre Boda1988–1988
József Duró1988–1991- Béla Melis1989–1989
- Ferenc Szilveszter1989–1994
Amir Hashemi1990–1991- Géza Mészöly1991–1993
- Mikhail Smirnov1991–1991
- Oleg Shirinbekov1991–1994
John Filan1992–1993
Szabolcs Sáfár1992–1997
Eugen Neagoe1993–1994
Ottó Vincze1993–1995
Attila Pintér1995–1995- Brice Mackaya1995–1995
- Ferenc Szilveszter1995–2000
Pál Fischer1995–1997- Ferenc Hamori1997–1999
- István Hamar1997–1997
Zoran Kuntić1997–1998
Thomas Sowunmi1998–2001- Krisztián Tiber1999–2001
Péter Kabát1999–2001- Attila Hajdu2000–2001
Attila Polonkai2000–2003
Norbert Tóth2000–2002- Péter Simek2000–2002
Róbert Zsolnai2000–2001- Tamás Pető2000–2001
- Daniel Bogdanović2001–2001
Marko Mitrović2001–2002
Orosco Anonam2001–2002
Stipe Matić2001–2002
Ákos Takács2001–2002
András Pál2002–2003- Ferenc Hamori2002–2003
- István Vincze2002–2002
- János Hrutka2002–2002
- Ákos Kovrig2002–2005
Levente Schultz2003–2005
István Ferenczi2004–2004
Gábor Németh2005–2009
János Lázok2005–2011
Károly Szanyó2005–2005
Norbert Németh2005–2009
Otto Szabó2005–2006
Róbert Waltner2005–2006
Ádám Bogdán2005–2007
Árpád Majoros2005–2007- Adem Kapič2006–2006
Csaba Csordás2006–2006
Denys Rebryk2006–2007- József Piller2006–2011
Zoltán Fehér2006–2007- Zsolt Nagy2006–2007
- Cristian Omar Díaz2007–2007
Kelechi Iheanacho Zeal2007–2007- Krisztián Kenesei2007–2007
Tamás Somorjai2007–2009- Thierry Issiémou2007–2008
- Thomas Sowunmi2007–2009
Čedomir Pavičević2007–2011
Gergő Beliczky2008–2009
Petar Divić2008–2010
Péter Orosz2008–2009
Saša Dobrić2008–2011- Thierry Issiémou2008–2008
Zsolt Laczkó2008–2009
Ákos Füzi2008–2008- Jozef Gašpar2009–2012
- Mohamed Remili2009–2010
- Péter Orosz2009–2009
Péter Szilágyi2009–2010- Gergő Beliczky2010–2012
- Gábor Németh2010–2011
- István Ferenczi2010–2011
- Karim Benounes2010–2011
Krisztián Lisztes2010–2011
Lazar Arsić2010–2012- Norbert Németh2010–2011
Pablo Caballero González2010–2010
Ádám Hrepka2010–2010- Árpád Majoros2010–2012
Dávid Kulcsár2011–2011- Dávid Kulcsár2011–2012
- Haris Mehmedagić2011–2013
- Ivan Janjušević2011–2012
- Jusuf Dajić2011–2012
Kasali Yinka Casal2011–2011
Kazuo Honma2011–2011- Krisztián Lisztes2011–2011
- Makadji Boukar2011–2012
Marko Šimić2011–2012
Miloš Jokić2011–2012
Patrik Nagy2011–2011- Péter Szilágyi2011–2011
Vakhtang Pantskhava2011–2011
Zoltán Farkas2011–2012
Ádám Présinger2011–2011
Balázs Nikolov2012–2013- Benjámin Cseke2012–2014
- Ednilson2012–2012
Gábor Gyepes2012–2012- José Claudeon dos Santos2012–2012
Lucas Dos Santos Rocha Da Silva2012–2013- Péter Szilágyi2012–2013
- Thiago De Freitas2012–2013
Zoltán Hercegfalvi2012–2013- Gábor Németh2013–2015
Igor Pisanjuk2013–2013
Levente Horváth2013–2014- Gábor Bori2014–2015
- István Ferenczi2014–2015
- János Lázok2014–2016
- Marko Vukasović2015–2016
- Tomislav Pajović2015–2016
Vojo Ubiparip2015–2015
Dávid Kelemen2018–2019- János Hegedűs2023–2023
Vasas FC is an omnisports club based in Hungary, known for its rich history in football.
The club first entered the Nemzeti Bajnokság I in the 1916–17 season and has won seven league titles since then.
Vasas FC's most successful period was between 1957 and 1966, winning the Hungarian league five times during that era.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
Vasas FC, a prominent omnisports club based in Budapest, Hungary, first entered the Nemzeti Bajnokság I during the 1916–17 season. The club quickly established itself in Hungarian football, showcasing a competitive spirit that would lead to significant achievements in the years to come.
Golden Era
The club's most successful period spanned from 1957 to 1966, during which Vasas FC clinched the Hungarian league title five times. This era solidified their reputation as one of Hungary's top football clubs. In addition to their league successes, Vasas also made a mark in European competitions, notably reaching the semi-finals of the European Cup (now UEFA Champions League) in the 1957-58 season.
Honours and Legacy
Throughout its history, Vasas FC has won a total of six Nemzeti Bajnokság I titles, with victories in 1957, 1960–61, 1961–62, 1965, 1966, and 1976–77. The club has also triumphed in the Nemzeti Bajnokság II, securing five titles, and has been successful in the Magyar Kupa, winning it four times. Their record of six Mitropa Cup victories further highlights their historical significance in Hungarian and European football. Vasas FC remains a key player in the landscape of Hungarian sports, continuing to inspire future generations of athletes.
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Career & Clubs
Vasas first entered the Nemzeti Bajnokság I in the 1916–17 season. Since then the club have managed to win seven titles. The club's most successful period was between 1957 and 1966, when they won the Hungarian league five times.
- League
- Nemzeti Bajnokság I
- League
- Nemzeti Bajnokság II
Legacy
Nemzeti Bajnokság I Winners (6): 1957, 1960–61, 1961–62, 1965, 1966, 1976–77 Nemzeti Bajnokság II Winners (5): 1915, 1941–42, 2014–15, 2021–22, 2025–26 Magyar Kupa Winners (4): 1954–55, 1972–73, 1980–81, 1985–86 Runners-up (4): 1979–80, 1999–2000, 2005–06, 2016–17 Mitropa Cup Winners (6, record): 1956, 1957, 1962, 1965, 1969–70, 1982–83 European Cup / UEFA Champions League Semi-finalists (1): 1957–58
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
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