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Club histories, disciplines and portraits — with sources

CLUB HISTORIES

FOOTBALL · 1899–

Ferencváros

Budapest

Fairs Cup 1965, Flórián Albert's Ballon d'Or 1967, 36 league titles.

11 sources

Article in Hungarian

WATER POLO · 1904–

FTC

Budapest

From the Császár baths to three Champions League titles.

20 sources

Article in Hungarian

FOOTBALL · 1912–

BKV Előre

Budapest

The tramway workers' club and the Sport utca stadium.

Article in Hungarian

BASKETBALL · 1959–

Szolnoki Olajbányász

Szolnok

From an oil workers' team to nine-time Hungarian champions.

8 sources

Article in Hungarian

ICE HOCKEY · 1960/1970–

Fehérvár AV19

Székesfehérvár

The first Hungarian champions from outside Budapest, then the Austrian league.

14 sources

Article in Hungarian

HANDBALL · 1977–

One Veszprém HC

Veszprém

From VÁÉV to four Champions League finals and 30 league titles.

19 sources

Article in Hungarian

LOCATIONS

  • Budapest

    3 clubs (Ferencváros, FTC, BKV Előre)

  • Székesfehérvár

    Fehérvár AV19

  • Veszprém

    One Veszprém HC

  • Szolnok

    Szolnoki Olajbányász

IN NUMBERS

36

league titles

Ferencváros, football

Source: RSSSF, 19 Jul 2026

30

league titles

Veszprém, handball

Source: Wikipedia, 2025–26

3

Champions League titles

FTC water polo (2019, 2024, 2025)

Source: fradi.hu Trophies, 4 Oct 2026

11

Hungarian Cups

Szolnoki Olajbányász

Source: Index, 22 Feb 2026

1981

first champions from outside Budapest

Székesfehérvár (ice hockey)

Source: Wikipedia, Erste Liga

WHEN DID IT START?

1899

Ferencvárosi TC

founded 3 May

1904

FTC water polo

section founded 1 July

1912

BKV Előre

the tramway workers' club

1959

Szolnoki Olajbányász

basketball section

1977

Veszprém (VÁÉV SE)

founded 9 January

1977

Székesfehérvár

ice hockey moves to the city

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