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József Künsztler1922сейчас- Jules Limbeck1925сейчас
- László Nagy1968сейчас
Szabolcs Balajcza2006сейчас- Róbert Litauszki2010сейчас
Péter Kabát2011сейчас- Dávid Banai2012сейчас
Marcell Fodor2012сейчас- Bojan Sanković2013сейчас
- Gábor Nagy2014сейчас
- Attila Filkor2015сейчас
Benjamin Balázs2015сейчас- Dávid Kálnoki-Kis2015сейчас
Dávid Mohl2015сейчас
József Windecker2015сейчас
Kylian Hazard2015сейчас- Nemanja Andrić2015сейчас
János Lázok2016сейчас- Lirim Kastrati2020сейчас
Nemanja Antonov2020сейчас- George Ganea2023сейчас
- Damian Rasak2025сейчас
- Andy Mateсейчас
Arne Maierсейчас- Aron Bjarnasonсейчас
Barnabás Ráczсейчас
Budu Zivzivadzeсейчас
Dániel Nagyсейчас- Dženan Burekovićсейчас
- Ferenc Szabóсейчас
- Gyula Futóсейчас
- Gábor Törökсейчас
- Géza Henniсейчас
- Henri Eninfulсейчас
- István Bognárсейчас
- István Tamássyсейчас
- József Fitosсейчас
- József Horváthсейчас
- Lipót Kállaiсейчас
- Mihailo Perovićсейчас
- Miklós Herczegсейчас
- Mátyás Katonaсейчас
- Nebojša Vignjevićсейчас
Petrus Boumalсейчас
Zoltán Aczélсейчас
Zoltán Böőrсейчас- Zoltán Bükszegiсейчас
- Zoltán Petőсейчас
Zoltán Pollákсейчас
Zoltán Takácsсейчас
Zoltán Véghсейчас- Ádám Rothermelсейчас
Áron Csongvaiсейчас- István Priboj1913–1925
Károly Fogl1914–1930- József Fogl1918–1931
- Sándor Peics1920–1925
- József Jeszmás1923–1925
- Gábor P. Szabó1926–1934
Illés Spitz1926–1934- József Jeszmás1926–1927
- Pál Jávor1926–1929
Albert Ströck1927–1932
István Avar1927–1936
József Ember1927–1928- László Sternberg1927–1928
- János Aknai1928–1933
Rudolf Wetzer1928–1929- Béla Volentik1929–1932
Antal Szalay1930–1940
István Lukács1930–1933
Geza Šifliš1931–1933- György Szűcs1932–1940
- László Sternberg1932–1936
- Pál Jávor1932–1935
- István Balogh1933–1946
Gejza Kocsis1934–1940- Jenő Vincze1934–1944
Gyula Zsengellér1936–1947- Sándor Ádám1936–1943
- Geza Šifliš1937–1938
- Árpád Fekete1938–1945
- Mihály Nagymarosi1939–1944
Mátyás Toth1939–1940- Sándor Balogh1940–1953
Ferenc Szusza1941–1960
Francisc Mészáros1941–1943
Géza Kalocsay1941–1943
Sándor Bíró1942–1945- Sándor Szűcs1944–1951
István Nyers1945–1946- Mihály Nagymarosi1945–1951
- Mihály Tóth1949–1963
- Mátyás Toth1949–1958
- Pál Várhidi1949–1965
Ferenc Deák1950–1954- Géza Gulyás1951–1952
- József Bencsics1956–1961
János Göröcs1957–1972- Béla Kuharszki1958–1968
- Kálmán Sóvári1958–1968
Sándor Popovics1958–1960- Benő Káposzta1959–1974
- Charles Horvath1960–1960
Ernő Solymosi1961–1971
Ferenc Bene1961–1978- Sándor Zámbó1962–1980
Lajos Szűcs1963–1966- Ernő Noskó1964–1974
Antal Dunai1965–1976
Antal Szentmihályi1965–1974- László Fazekas1965–1980
- Ede Dunai1967–1981
- László Nagy1968–1983
- Péter Juhász1968–1976
- András Tóth1969–1981
- László Fekete1973–1982
- András Törőcsik1974–1985
- József Tóth1975–1984
József Kardos1978–1988- József Kovács1980–1985
József Szendrei1981–1987
István Kozma1983–1989- László Fekete1983–1984
- Ervin Kovács1986–1990
József Varga1987–1988
György Véber1988–1995- István Brockhauser1988–1992
- Flórián Urbán1989–1990
- Vilmos Sebők1990–1991
- Joël Cantona1992–1993
Károly Szanyó1992–1997
Gábor Egressy1993–1996- István Kozma1993–1995
- Joël Cantona1993–1993
- Vilmos Sebők1993–1993
Lajos Szűcs1994–1997- Flórián Urbán1995–1995
Péter Kovács1995–1997- Vilmos Sebők1995–1998
- Csaba Fehér1996–1999
- György Véber1996–2000
Zoltán Kovács1996–1997- István Kozma1997–1999
- Károly Szanyó1997–1999
Norbert Tóth1997–2000- Tamás Pető1997–2000
- Attila Korsós1998–1999
- Vasile Miriuță1998–1998
- Zoltán Kovács1998–2000
- Zsolt Lőw1998–2002
- Flórián Urbán1999–1999
Róbert Waltner1999–2000- Tamás Szekeres1999–1999
Zoltán Szélesi1999–2004- Attila Korsós2000–2001
- Emir Granov2000–2001
- Flórián Urbán2000–2001
- Gábor Korolovszky2000–2003
- István Kozma2000–2001
Krisztián Pest2000–2002- Roman Oreshchuk2000–2001
Norbert Hajdú2001–2002- Robert Vágner2001–2002
- Ferenc Horváth2002–2003
Géza Vlaszák2002–2006- István Brockhauser2002–2004
Luboš Kozel2002–2002- Norbert Hajdú2002–2003
- Peter Lérant2002–2003
Péter Simek2002–2005- Radek Slončík2002–2003
Tamás Vaskó2002–2010
Túlio Maravilha2002–2002
Vilmos Vanczák2002–2007- Zoltán Kovács2002–2003
Attila Polonkai2003–2005
Dénes Rósa2003–2003- Ferenc Róth2003–2004
- Flórián Urbán2003–2004
György Sándor2003–2004- Károly Szanyó2003–2004
Péter Rajczi2003–2007
Róbert Feczesin2003–2006- Krisztián Vermes2004–2014
Miklós Gaál2004–2005- Norbert Tóth2004–2007
- Zoltán Kovács2004–2008
- Csaba Fehér2005–2005
- György Sándor2005–2009
- Marcell Fodor2005–2006
Norbert Németh2005–2005
Zsolt Korcsmár2005–2010
Brendon Šantalab2006–2007
Tamás Horváth2006–2013
Tibor Tisza2006–2011
Ákos Füzi2006–2007
Csaba Regedei2007–2008- Densill Theobald2007–2007
- Dávid Barczi2007–2013
Foxi Kéthévoama2007–2010
Haman Sadjo2007–2008- Paulus Roiha2007–2008
- Tamás Pető2007–2008
Attila Simon2008–2010
Francis Litsingi2008–2010
Gábor Bori2008–2009
Gábor Dvorschák2008–2012
Ivan Dudić2008–2010
Jucemar2008–2010
Mario Božić2008–2009
Mirsad Mijadinoski2008–2009
Mohamed Remili2008–2013- Norbert Hajdú2008–2010
- Péter Kabát2008–2010
Péter Kurucz2008–2009- Péter Rajczi2008–2013
Tibor Moldovan2008–2008
Zoltán Lipták2008–2009- István Bognár2009–2012
Krisztián Simon2009–2015
Mladen Lambulić2009–2010- Norbert Tóth2009–2010
- Péter Simek2009–2009
- Péter Simek2009–2011
Scott Malone2009–2009
Tony Stokes2009–2009- Tony Stokes2009–2010
Balázs Balogh2010–2013
Dušan Vasiljević2010–2010
Gary Martin2010–2010
Marin Matoš2010–2011
Nikola Mitrović2010–2011- Roland Varga2010–2010
Tamás Egerszegi2010–2014
Zsolt Szokol2010–2013- Bojan Mihajlović2011–2015
- Csaba Fehér2011–2011
- Darko Marković2011–2012
- Ferne Snoyl2011–2011
- Jarmo Ahjupera2011–2011
- Jhonnes2011–2011
Patrik Nagy2011–2013- Zoltán Lipták2011–2012
- Ádám Balajti2011–2012
- Alessandro Iandoli2012–2013
- Bavon Tshibuabua2012–2014
Bruno Moraes2012–2013- Dušan Vasiljević2012–2015
- Filip Stanisavljević2012–2015
Grégory Christ2012–2014- Henri Eninful2012–2012
José María Antón2012–2014- Naïm Aarab2012–2013
- Nikon El Maestro2012–2012
- Zoltán Szélesi2012–2013
Asmir Suljić2013–2015- Bruno Moraes2013–2013
- Henri Eninful2013–2014
- Jarmo Ahjupera2013–2014
Juanan2013–2014
Loïc Nego2013–2014
Marko Dmitrović2013–2015- Pierre-Yves Ngawa2013–2014
- Dani Ponce2014–2014
Enis Bardhi2014–2017- Gyula Forró2014–2016
- Jean-Marc Makusu2014–2014
- Jonathan Heris2014–2017
- Jérémy Serwy2014–2015
Kim Ojo2014–2015- Loïc Nego2014–2015
Nebojša Kosović2014–2014
Rodrigo Rojo2014–2015
Dániel Sallói2015–2015- Dávid Hudák2015–2015
- Mbaye Diagne2015–2016
Yashir Pinto2015–2015
Ákos Kecskés2015–2017- Viktor Angelov2016–2018
Dániel Lukács2018–2019- Răzvan Horj2018–2019
- Jonathan Heris2019–2020
Lacina Traoré2019–2019- Lóránt Kovács2019–2019
- Andreas Calcan2020–2020
Tallo Gadji2020–2023- Fernand Gouré2022–2023
Kevin Csoboth2022–2024- Peter Ambrose2022–2024
Miloš Kosanović2023–2024
Újpest FC is a historic association football club based in Budapest, Hungary.
The club competes in the top tier of Hungarian football, the Nemzeti Bajnokság I.
Founded in 1885, Újpest FC is one of the oldest football clubs in Hungary.
Биография
Formation
Újpest FC, originally known as Újpesti Dózsa, is a historic Hungarian professional football club founded in 1885, located in Budapest. At the time of its establishment, Újpest was not part of Budapest, marking the beginning of a long and storied journey in Hungarian football. The club made its debut in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I during the 1905 season, quickly establishing itself as a competitive force in Hungarian football.
Breakthrough
The club achieved its first league title in the 1929–30 season, setting the stage for a successful era. Throughout the years, Újpest FC has won the Nemzeti Bajnokság I a remarkable 20 times, with their most dominant periods occurring in the 1930s and 1970s. Notably, the late 1960s and early 1970s marked the club's most successful international phase, highlighted by a runner-up finish in the 1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup against Newcastle United and a semi-final appearance in the 1973–74 European Cup, where they faced Bayern Munich.
Legacy
Újpest FC has left an indelible mark on Hungarian football, not only through its domestic successes but also with its international achievements, including victories in the Mitropa Cup and the Coupe des Nations. The club's rich history is complemented by its numerous domestic cup wins, including 11 Magyar Kupa titles. As a cornerstone of Hungarian football, Újpest FC continues to be a symbol of pride and tradition in the sport.
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Карьера и клубы
Újpest was founded in 1885. At that time, Újpest did not belong to Budapest. Újpest played their first Nemzeti Bajnokság I match in the 1905 Nemzeti Bajnokság I season. In the 1910–11 season, they were relegated. Újpest won their first Hungarian league title in the 1929–30 season. At international level, Újpest's most successful period was in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In the 1968–69 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, they were beaten in the final by Newcastle United. In the 1973–74 European Cup, they reached the semi-finals and were eliminated by Bayern Munich.
- League
- Nemzeti Bajnokság I
- National team
- Hungary
Наследие
Domestic
Nemzeti Bajnokság I: Winners (20): 1929–30, 1930–31, 1932–33, 1934–35, 1938–39, 1945 Spring, 1945–46, 1946–47, 1959–60, 1969, 1970 Spring, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1973–74, 1974–75, 1977–78, 1978–79, 1989–90, 1997–98 Nemzeti Bajnokság II: Winners (2): 1904, 1911–12 Magyar Kupa: Winners (11): 1969, 1970, 1974–75, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1986–87, 1991–92, 2001–02, 2013–14, 2017–18, 2020–21 Szuperkupa: Winners (3): 1992, 2002, 2014
International
Mitropa Cup: Winners (2): 1929, 1939 Runners-up (1): 1966–67 Coupe des Nations 1930 (Predecessor of Champions League): Winners (1): v Slavia Praha 3–0 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup: Runners-up (1): 1968–69 v Newcastle United 0–3 and 2–3 European Cup (Champions League): Semi-finalists (1): 1973–74 v Bayern Munich 1–1 and 0–3 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: Semi-finalists (1): 1961–62 v AC Fiorentina 0–1 and 0–2
Friendly
Joan Gamper Trophy: Winners (1): 1970 Trofeo Colombino: Winners (1): 1971
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Újpest Football Club, also known by its old name Újpesti Dózsa, is a Hungarian professional football club based in Budapest, that competes in Nemzeti Bajnokság I.
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