92
CF
ST
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Ferenc Puskás - Player Head
PAC
90
SHO
94
PAS
89
DRI
91
DEF
45
PHY
74
Hungary
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Ferenc Puskás - (Icons)
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Ferenc Puskás

, also known as Puskás, is a 97-year-old football player from Hungary. Standing at a height of 172 centimeters and weighing 72 kilograms. He is recognized for Icons's contributions in Icons. He primarily operates as a CF (Center Forward). Among his notable attributes, Positioning stands out with 96 points.
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Nation
Hungary
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Skill Moves
Att. Work RateHigh
Def. Work RateMedium
Prefered FootLeft
Alt. Position(s)ST
  • Pace
    90
  • Acceleration91
  • Sprint Speed89

A list of similar players by Pace attribute is presented below. It contains Messi (97) CF with a remarkable 97 of Overall Rating, and Messi (97) CF with 92 of Pace.

  • Shooting
    94
  • Positioning96
  • Finishing95
  • Shot Power94
  • Long Shots93
  • Volleys92
  • Penalties92

A list of similar players by Shooting attribute is presented below. It contains Messi (97) CF with a remarkable 97 of Overall Rating, and Messi (97) CF with 97 of Shooting.

  • Passing
    89
  • Vision91
  • Crossing86
  • Free K. Accurancy87
  • Short Passing90
  • Long Passing87
  • Curve90

A list of similar players by Passing attribute is presented below. It contains Cruyff (94) CF with a remarkable 94 of Overall Rating, and Golovin (94) CF with 91 of Passing.

  • Dribbling
    91
  • Agility90
  • Balance91
  • Reactions95
  • Ball Control93
  • Dribbling90
  • Composure95

A list of similar players by Dribbling attribute is presented below. It contains Cruyff (94) CF with a remarkable 94 of Overall Rating, and Gullit (94) CF with 91 of Dribbling.

  • Defending
    45
  • Interceptions44
  • Heading Accurancy74
  • Def. Awareness42
  • Standing Tackle41
  • Sliding Tackle38

A list of similar players by Defending attribute is presented below. It contains Cruyff (94) CF with a remarkable 94 of Overall Rating, and Cruyff (93) CF with 42 of Defending.

  • Physicality
    74
  • Jumping69
  • Stamina88
  • Strength75
  • Aggression55

A list of similar players by Physicality attribute is presented below. It contains Messi (97) CF with a remarkable 97 of Overall Rating, and Cruyff (94) CF with 75 of Physicality.

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Ferenc Puskás - A Detailed Overview

Early Life

Ferenc Puskás was born on April 1, 1927 in Budapest, Hungary. From an early age, he demonstrated a natural talent for football and joined junior side Kispest AC, where his father, a former player and coach, was in charge. His initial footballing steps were monitored by his father who managed to make him fall in love with the beautiful game.

Club Career in Hungary

Starting out as a junior with Kispest AC, he quickly moved through the ranks to join the senior team by the time he was 16. During his career with the club, he led the team to five Hungarian League titles. Kispest was taken over by the Hungarian Ministry of Defence in 1949, becoming the Hungarian Army team and changing its name to Budapest Honvéd. As a result, Puskás and his teammates were symbolically drafted into the army. As Honvéd players, they became part of the national team.

National Team Career

Puskás made his debut for the Hungary national team in 1945 when he was 18 years old. He went on to play 85 official matches and scored 84 goals, a phenomenal record. He was a significant part of the successful Hungary team of the early 1950s, also known as the 'Golden Team' or 'Magical Magyars', alongside Zoltán Czibor, Sándor Kocsis, József Bozsik, and Gyula Grosics. They won the 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki and reached the final in the 1954 World Cup, where they were defeated by West Germany. Puskás scored two goals in this historic final which was affected by heavy rain.

1956 Hungarian Revolution and Aftermath

The 1956 Hungarian Revolution led to Honvéd undertaking a fundraising tour of Italy, Spain, and Portugal. However, after the uprising was crushed by the Soviet Union, the players refused to return to Hungary. Instead, Puskás moved to Spain, where he joined Real Madrid at the age of 31.

Real Madrid Career

Signing for Real Madrid in 1958, Puskás found a new chapter in his career. Despite being in the twilight of his career, his impact was immediate. He formed a devastating partnership with Alfredo Di Stefano, helping the Madridistas to win five straight La Liga titles from 1961 to 1965 and three European Cups in 1959, 1960, and 1966. He scored an astounding 156 goals in 180 appearances for Madrid.

Retirement and Coaching

Puskás retired from professional football in 1967. He then turned to coaching, leading teams in Spain, North America, and even South America. He managed the Greek club Panathinaikos from 1970 to 1974, and under his guidance, they reached the European Cup final in 1971, the only time in the club's history. His coaching career was not as successful as his playing days but he still made a significant impact wherever he went.

Legacy and Death

Throughout his career, Puskás scored a total of 746 goals in 754 matches, a record that remains legendary in football. He was named the top scorer of the 20th century by the IFFHS in 1995. In 2004, he was also named in the FIFA 100 list of the world's greatest living players by Pelé. Following several years of illness, Puskás died in Budapest in 2006. His death was mourned worldwide, and his magnitude was recognized by the renaming of the Hungarian national stadium to Ferenc Puskás Stadium in his honor.