Puskás Aréna, home stadium of Hungary
Hungary

Hungary

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Hungary are in position 3 in UEFA World Cup Qualifiers with 8 points from 6 matches (2 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses, goals 11-10). Recent form of Hungary (last five matches): W L D W W.

Founded

1901

Venue

Puskás Aréna

City

Budapest

Capacity

67,889

Surface

grass

#3 UEFA World Cup Qualifiers R0#2 UEFA Nations League League B R0#5 UEFA European Championship R0#1 UEFA European Championship Qualifiers R0# Friendlies

Squad

Donat Barany

Donat Barany

Attacker
9
Zsombor Gruber

Zsombor Gruber

Attacker
21
Gabor Jurek

Gabor Jurek

Attacker
17
Bendeguz Kovacs

Bendeguz Kovacs

Attacker
18
Daniel Lukacs

Daniel Lukacs

Attacker
16
Damir Redzic

Damir Redzic

Attacker
23
Jozsef Szalai

Jozsef Szalai

Attacker
11
Milan Toth

Milan Toth

Attacker
20
Barnabas Varga

Barnabas Varga

Attacker
19
Donat Barany

Donat Barany

Attacker
9
Gabor Jurek

Gabor Jurek

Attacker
17
Daniel Lukacs

Daniel Lukacs

Attacker
16
Damir Redzic

Damir Redzic

Attacker
23
Jozsef Szalai

Jozsef Szalai

Attacker
11
Milan Toth

Milan Toth

Attacker
20
Zsombor Gruber

Zsombor Gruber

Attacker
21
Daniel Lukacs

Daniel Lukacs

Attacker
16
Damir Redzic

Damir Redzic

Attacker
23
Barnabas Varga

Barnabas Varga

Attacker
19
Aron Csongvai

Aron Csongvai

Midfielder
15
Aron Doktorics

Aron Doktorics

Midfielder
23
Andras Schafer

Andras Schafer

Midfielder
13
Callum Styles

Callum Styles

Midfielder
17
Dominik Szoboszlai

Dominik Szoboszlai

Midfielder
10
Tamas Szucs

Tamas Szucs

Midfielder
7
Alex Toth

Alex Toth

Midfielder
21
Rajmund Toth

Rajmund Toth

Midfielder
19
Milan Vitalis

Milan Vitalis

Midfielder
8
Aron Csongvai

Aron Csongvai

Midfielder
15
Andras Schafer

Andras Schafer

Midfielder
13
Dominik Szoboszlai

Dominik Szoboszlai

Midfielder
10
Tamas Szucs

Tamas Szucs

Midfielder
7
Alex Toth

Alex Toth

Midfielder
21
Rajmund Toth

Rajmund Toth

Midfielder
19
Milan Vitalis

Milan Vitalis

Midfielder
8
Andras Schafer

Andras Schafer

Midfielder
13
Callum Styles

Callum Styles

Midfielder
17
Dominik Szoboszlai

Dominik Szoboszlai

Midfielder
10
Alex Toth

Alex Toth

Midfielder
21
Milan Vitalis

Milan Vitalis

Midfielder
8
Bendeguz Bolla

Bendeguz Bolla

Defender
14
Mark Csinger

Mark Csinger

Defender
3
Milos Kerkez

Milos Kerkez

Defender
11
Akos Markgraf

Akos Markgraf

Defender
5
Zsolt Nagy

Zsolt Nagy

Defender
18
Willi Orban

Willi Orban

Defender
6
Attila Osvath

Attila Osvath

Defender
2
Roland Sallai

Roland Sallai

Defender
20
Kornel Szucs

Kornel Szucs

Defender
4
Bence Varkonyi

Bence Varkonyi

Defender
4
Bendeguz Bolla

Bendeguz Bolla

Defender
14
Mark Csinger

Mark Csinger

Defender
3
Milos Kerkez

Milos Kerkez

Defender
11
Zsolt Nagy

Zsolt Nagy

Defender
18
Willi Orban

Willi Orban

Defender
6
Attila Osvath

Attila Osvath

Defender
2
Bendeguz Bolla

Bendeguz Bolla

Defender
14
Milos Kerkez

Milos Kerkez

Defender
11
Zsolt Nagy

Zsolt Nagy

Defender
18
Willi Orban

Willi Orban

Defender
6
Attila Osvath

Attila Osvath

Defender
2
Roland Sallai

Roland Sallai

Defender
20
Bence Gundel-Takacs

Bence Gundel-Takacs

Goalkeeper
12
Armin Pecsi

Armin Pecsi

Goalkeeper
22
Balazs Toth

Balazs Toth

Goalkeeper
1
Balazs Toth

Balazs Toth

Goalkeeper
1
Balazs Toth

Balazs Toth

Goalkeeper
1

Trophies

FIFA World Cup

1954 Switzerland, 1938 France

2x2nd Place

Olympics Men

1968 Ciudad de México, 1964 Tokyo, 1952 Helsinki

3xWinner

Olympics Men

1972 München

1x2nd Place

Hungary

Hungary's national football team, known as the Mighty Magyars, is one of the most historically significant sides in world football. In the early 1950s, the Golden Team — featuring legendary players Ferenc Puskás, Sándor Kocsis, and Zoltán Czibor — went 32 matches unbeaten and reached the 1954 World Cup final. Hungary won Olympic gold in 1952 and 1964. Though they narrowly lost the 1954 World Cup final to West Germany, they remain one of Europe's most storied footballing nations. Hungary qualified for UEFA Euro 2016, 2020 (played 2021), and finished in a tough group with France, Portugal, and Germany at Euro 2020. Dominik Szoboszlai of Liverpool now leads the current generation as captain, reviving national football ambitions across the country.