Quantos títulos húngaros tem o MTK Budapest?

O clube venceu o Campeonato Húngaro 23 vezes e a Copa da Hungria em 12 ocasiões.

Qual foi a melhor campanha europeia do MTK?

O vice-campeonato da Recopa Europeia de 1964, com derrota na final para o Sporting.

Por que o MTK se chamou Vörös Lobogó?

Após a Segunda Guerra, o regime comunista assumiu o clube, que foi Textiles SE, Bástya SE e, a partir de 1952, Vörös Lobogó SE.

Resposta rápida

O MTK Budapest é um clube húngaro fundado em 1888, dono de 23 títulos nacionais e 12 Copas da Hungria, e vice-campeão da Recopa Europeia de 1964.

MTK Budapest

MTK Budapest is one of Hungary's most successful clubs, with 23 national titles and 12 Hungarian Cups. Founded in 1888, it was runner-up in the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1964.

History

MTK was born on November 16, 1888, in a Budapest café, as Magyar Testgyakorlók Köre. Among the founders were aristocrats and members of the capital's Jewish community. The club initially offered fencing and gymnastics, and the football section was created on March 12, 1901. The team rose to the first division in 1903 and won its first Hungarian championship in 1904. Between 1913-14 and 1924-25, it dominated the country's football with ten consecutive titles, in a notable rivalry with Ferencváros. After World War II, the communist regime placed the club under the control of the ÁVH secret police, and the name changed to Textiles SE in 1950, Bástya SE in 1951, and Vörös Lobogó SE in 1952. With that latter name, it was in 1955 the first Hungarian team to compete in the European Cup. As MTK, it reached the final of the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1964 and lost to Sporting. In 2001 it founded the Sándor Károly Football Academy, dedicated to training young talent.