Jesza Poszony

Pozsonyi started his career playing for MÚE and moved 1903 to MTK where he won the Hungarian Championship of Hungary. He also played for the Hungary national team in 1901 in games against Richmond (lost 4-0) and Surrey Wanderers (lost 5-1), and then Austria (lost 5-0) in 1902. Pozsonyi retired in 1903 at the age of 23, and trained as a referee. In 1921 he became manager of the Polish club Cracovia Kraków, with which he won the first national Polish championship in that year. In 1921 he also guided the Poland national team through its first international match, which was lost 1–0 to Hungary in Budapest in December 1921. In December 1922 he became assistant to the English manager Jack Greenwell at FC Barcelona. After Greenwell's sacking August 1923, he took over the head coach role until October, when he was replaced by the Englishman Alf Spouncer. In July 1924 he was again head coach, but he was replaced in December by the Englishman Conyers "Ralph" Kirby, under whom the team won the Spanish Cup and the Catalan championship until the end of the season. In April 1926 he became manager of Građanski Zagreb, with which he won the Yugoslav championship of 1926. There he left in October, because he could not get his work permit renewed. After a couple of years with Ujpest FC in Budapest, where he became runner-up in cup and championship in 1927, he spent some time in the coaching staff of MTK. Early March 1930 he left for Mexico to become manager of Real Club España. He got the job…

MTK

Hungarian Championship: 1903 Cracovia

Polish Championship: 1921 Građanski Zagreb

Kingdom of Yugoslavia Championship: 1926 Real Club España

Mexican Championship: 1929–30