József Bozsik

Hungarian footballer and manager

József Bozsik - Athletes & Sports Figures born November 28th, 1925
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A prominent Hungarian footballer and manager played primarily as a midfielder. His career began with Újpest FC, later joining the Hungarian national team. Notable for participation in the legendary 'Mighty Magyars' squad during the 1950s, contributing to significant victories in international football. Transitioned into management following playing retirement, leading various teams in Hungary and fostering football talent.

Competed in the 1954 FIFA World Cup

Played for the Hungarian national team

Managed multiple Hungarian football clubs

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