Sándor Kocsis

Hungarian footballer and manager, 1954 World Cup

Sándor Kocsis - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 21st, 1929
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Played as a forward for the Hungarian national football team and club teams including Ferencvárosi TC and Barcelona. Scored 75 goals in 68 international matches. Contributed to Hungary's success in the 1954 FIFA World Cup, finishing as the tournament's second top scorer with 11 goals. Managed several teams after retirement, including the Hungarian national team, focusing on youth development.

Scored 11 goals in the 1954 FIFA World Cup

Played for Barcelona

Achieved 75 goals for Hungary

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