József Bozsik
Bozsik was a key member of the legendary Golden Team as he represented Hungary in various international tournaments.[citation needed] As an 11-year-old, Bozsik attracted the attention of Budapest Honvéd and the club signed him to the youth team.He made his debut for Hungary at the age of 21 against Bulgaria on 17 August 1947 and went on to win 101 caps and score 11 goals by the time he last played for the national side on 18 April 1962 against Uruguay.[2] Bozsik won the Olympic gold medal[3] with his country in 1952 in Helsinki and finished second with the Hungarian team in the 1954 FIFA World Cup.In his prime, Bozsik was considered one of the best attacking half-backs in the world, possessing good technique, flair, tactical nous, passing accuracy and creativity, although he suffered from a lack of pace.
personal nameKispestHungaryBudapestCentral midfielderBudapest HonvédOlympic Games1952 HelsinkiFIFA World Cup1954 SwitzerlandfootballerGolden TeamBozsik József StadionFerenc PuskásVasas SCBulgariaUruguayGábor KirályOlympic gold medalHelsinki1954 FIFA World Cup6–3 winEnglandWembley7–1 win1958 FIFA World CupMitropa CupHonvédhalf-backsheart failureHungarian League1949–50Olympic ChampionsHungarian Football FederationBallon d'OrList of men's footballers with 100 or more international capsGoalkeeperGyula GrosicsVladimir BearaDefendersDjalma SantosJosé SantamaríaWilliam MartínezVíctor AndradeBilly WrightMidfieldersFritz WalterNándor HidegkutiObdulio VarelaErnst OcwirkForwardsHelmut RahnSándor KocsisZoltán CziborJulinhoJuan SchiaffinoHans SchäferMihály TóthOrdódyPokornyPozsonyiBorbásDomonkosRumboldKárolySchlosserBodnárSchafferPlattkóMolnárMándiTakácsPatakiBukoviKalmárLázárPolgárSzalayTitkosZsengellérBíróSárosiBodolaSárváriBaloghSzuszaMarksteinerGrosicsPuskásPalotásHidegkutiS. KocsisSzilágyiSzojkaBundzsákGöröcsBerendyMészölyFenyvesiPalotaiMátraiAlbertSzűcsFazekasPáncsicsJuhászHorváthBálintKerekiPintérI. KocsisNyilasiGarabaKardosDétáriHerédiKellerLipcseiÁrgyelánIllésSándorKirályDárdaiFehérTököliSzabics