Gyula Mándi

Hungarian footballer and manager

Gyula Mándi - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 21st, 1899
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Started career as a footballer in the early 20th century. Played as a defender for clubs including MTK Budapest. Transitioned to coaching after retirement, leading teams in Hungary. Had a significant role in developing football in Hungary during his managerial tenure.

Played for MTK Budapest

Managed several Hungarian clubs

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