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Ferenc Puskás

1927 to 2006

GALLOPING MAJOR

Hungary's Magical Magyars star and Real Madrid goal machine with a legendary left foot.

Ferenc Puskás memorial photo
Ferenc Puskás archival photo
Ferenc Puskás archival photo

1

WC final

1954 Hungary

3

European Cups

Madrid years

84

Hungary goals

Widely cited

FIFA

Puskás Award

Named honor

Hungary / Real Madrid

1943 to 1966

Biography

Ferenc Puskás captained Hungary's Magical Magyars and later starred for Real Madrid in European Cup triumphs. The FIFA Puskás Award for spectacular goals carries his name.

Born1927-04-02, Budapest, Hungary
Died2006-11-17, Budapest, Hungary
NationalityHungary / Spain
PositionForward
Height5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)

Career statistics

Club / international (counting methods vary)

World Cup final1
European Cups3widely cited
Hungary goals84widely cited
Left footLegendary

Career timeline

  1. 1950s

    Magical Magyars

    Stars for Hungary's defining national team.

  2. 1954

    World Cup final

    Reaches the final with Hungary.

  3. 1958+

    Madrid years

    Wins European Cups with Real Madrid.

  4. 2006

    Passed away

    Died November 17, 2006.

Achievements and awards

  • 1954 World Cup finalist
  • Multiple European Cups with Real Madrid
  • FIFA Puskás Award named in his honor

Legacy

Puskás means goals and Hungarian pride. FIFA's spectacular-goal award keeps his left foot in the modern conversation.

Career statistics

Club / international (counting methods vary)

World Cup final1
European Cups3widely cited
Hungary goals84widely cited
Left footLegendary

Achievements and awards

  • 1954 World Cup finalist
  • Multiple European Cups with Real Madrid
  • FIFA Puskás Award named in his honor

Career timeline

  1. 1950s

    Magical Magyars

    Stars for Hungary's defining national team.

  2. 1954

    World Cup final

    Reaches the final with Hungary.

  3. 1958+

    Madrid years

    Wins European Cups with Real Madrid.

  4. 2006

    Passed away

    Died November 17, 2006.

Legacy

Puskás means goals and Hungarian pride. FIFA's spectacular-goal award keeps his left foot in the modern conversation.

Images

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Sources

Research record: .orchestrator/research/legends/ferenc-puskas.md. Career totals are widely published league or Hall of Fame figures and should be read with competition and era labels. Image credits appear under the Images tab. Video links open third-party YouTube pages.