István Nyers
István Nyers [ iʃtva ː n ɲɛrʃ ] ( born May 25, 1924 in Merle Bach (now Freyming -Merlebach, Moselle ), France, † March 9, 2005 in Subotica, Vojvodina, Serbia) was a Hungarian football player. Though he only played two international games for the Hungarian national football team, he is considered one of the greatest football legends of his country.
Nyers was born in France, the son of a Hungarian immigrant family. The highlight of his career, he peaked in the 1940s and 1950s.
After he had advanced at Újpest Budapest in the Hungarian first league team regular and won in 1945 and 1946, the Hungarian Championship, he joined Viktoria Zizkov 1946 (Czechoslovakia) to the French first division club Stade Français Paris.
After two years in Paris, the Italian top-flight club Inter Milan began recruiting him. Here he developed into one of the strongest striker in the history of Serie A. In his first season he was with 26 goals scorer in the league. In 182 games for Inter he scored 133 goals. Twice, in 1952/53 and 1953 /54, he was with Inter Italian masters.
After winning the second championship left Nyers Milan and moved over Servette Geneva for AS Roma. He remained there two years and then left his career at unterklassigen Italian clubs finish.
Nyers lived several years in Milan and then moved to Subotica, where he died on 9 March 2005 at the age of 80 years.
The Scorers 1898-1923 are not known.
1924 Schönfeld | 1925 Magnozzi | 1926 Hirzer | 1927 Powolny | 1928 Libonatti | 1929 Rossetti | 1930 Meazza | 1931 people | 1932 Petrone / Schiavio | 1933 Borel | 1934 Borel | 1935 Guaita | 1936 Meazza | 1937 Piola | 1938 Meazza | 1939 Boffi / Puricelli | 1940 Boffi | 1941 Puricelli | 1942 Boffi | 1943 Piola | 1943-1945 No game mode (World War II ) | Castigliano 1946 | 1947 Mazzola | 1948 Boniperti | 1949 Nyers | 1950 Nordahl | 1951 Nordahl | 1952 Hansen | 1953 Nordahl | 1954 Nordahl | 1955 Nordahl | 1956 Pivatelli | 1957 da Costa | 1958 Charles | 1959 Angelillo | 1960 Sívori | Brighenti 1961 | 1962 Altafini / Milani | 1963 Manfredini / Nielsen | Nielsen 1964 | 1965 Mazzola / Orlando | 1966 Luís Vinício | Riva 1967 | 1968 Prati | 1969 Riva | Riva 1970 | 1971 Boninsegna | 1972 Boninsegna | 1973 Pulici / Rivera / Savoldi | 1974 Chinaglia | 1975 Pulici | 1976 Pulici | 1977 Graziani | 1978 Rossi | 1979 Giordano | 1980 Bettega | 1981 Pruzzo | 1982 Pruzzo | 1983 Platini | 1984 Platini | 1985 Platini | 1986 Pruzzo | 1987 Virdis | 1988 Maradona | 1989 Serena | 1990 van Basten | 1991 Vialli | 1992 van Basten | 1993 Signori | 1994 Signori | 1995 Batistuta | 1996 Signori / Protti | 1997 Inzaghi | 1998 Bierhoff | 1999 Márcio Amoroso | 2000 Shevchenko | 2001 Crespo | 2002 Trezeguet / Huebner | 2003 Vieri | 2004 Shevchenko | 2005 Lucarelli | 2006 Toni | 2007 Totti | 2008 Del Piero | 2009 Ibrahimović | 2010 Di Natale | 2011 Di Natale | 2012 Ibrahimović | 2013 Cavani
- National football team (Hungary )
- Hungarian
- Hungarian Champion ( football)
- Italian Master (Football )
- Person ( Inter Milan )
- Born in 1924
- Died in 2005
- Man