Imre Schlosser
Imre Schlosser, called " Slozi " ( born January 24, 1889 in Budapest, † July 19, 1959 ) was a Hungarian football player who brought it to 16 national titles to their name in Hungary. At times he was called Imre Schlosser -Lakatos ( The latter is the Hungarian word for locksmith ).
Career
Clubs
In Remeny FC Imre Schlosser began with 11 years in youth with the football game. The age of 15, he moved in 1904 to Ferencvaros. At 18, he won the round in 1906/07 the first league title with the white - green of FTC. When he moved to local rivals MTK Budapest after eleven rounds in 1915, were eight championships and also in the round 1912/13, winning the Cup on his business card. Six times in a row he won from 1909 to 1914 while also the Hungarian scorer titles - 1911, 1912, 1913 and 1914, he was also the best league scorer in Europe. Outstanding was his batting average in the Round in 1910/11 when he scored 38 goals in 18 games.
His record in the seven years MTK 1915 to 1922 with six league titles and also a trophy win in the season 1921/22, ended the almost to the crown. Even with the blue-white of MTK he had two particularly notable scorer balances: 1916/17 he hit in 17 games 38 times in the gate; 1917/18 in 22 games, there were even 41 goals, in the latter year, however, he was surpassed by sensational Alfréd Schaffer, also from MTK, with 42 goals. In both rounds he won, of course, the championship title with his comrades from MTK Hungaria FC. At 33, he interrupted his playing career and took at Magyar Athletikai Club, IF Norrkoping and Wisla Krakow to 1925 the first attempts as a coach. In the season 1925/26, he was a player - coach at the Vienna athletics sports club. When the 37 -year-old in the Round in 1926/27 again laced up boots for Ferencvaros he won his ninth championship with FTC and again the trophy. In the round of 1927/28, the 39 -year-old also won the double with 33 FC Budapest. Overall, he won 16 times the Hungarian Cup, four times the cup and took 11 times the national title of the scorer. From 1905 /06 to 1927/28 (excluding the 1922 / 23-1924 / 25) he came up with 318 league games with 417 gates. Not for nothing was Imre Schlosser, its common position was called on a half left, the first superstar of the European continent.
National
The debut in the Länderelf had the technicians and top scorer in the game on October 7, 1906 in Prague against Bohemia in a 4:4 draw. It was the ninth National team of Hungary. Four weeks later, on 4 November in Budapest, in a 3-1 victory against Austria, he in his second international scored the first goal in the national team. With the game on April 10, 1927 in Vienna against Austria, he finished his career in the national team. From 1906 to 1927, he had scored 59 goals in 68 international matches for Hungary. Here also the games on October 29, 1911 in Budapest against Switzerland, where locksmiths reach six goals in a 9-0 victory alone, and the game at the Olympic Games in Stockholm in 1912 against Germany on July 3, where he worked for all three goals were the victory of Hungary achieved. The German national football team played on this day of the "Karlsruhe " Storm Karl Wegele, Fritz conveyor, Gottfried Fuchs, Julius Hirsch and Emil Oberle. In this game, he succeeded as the first player the 30th international goal. 31 times he was the captain of the country team. Famous teammate was the "Soccer King " called Alfred Schaffer. With 8 gates he was the most successful opponent of the German national team. His world record of 59 international goals were surpassed only on November 25, 1953 at 6:3 victory against England of Hungary Ferenc Puskás, the number its doors 60 and 61 scored in this game.
End of career
In the summer of 1928 he took a match in which faced the choice of teams 1st and 2nd league and he wore the jersey of the latter, final farewell to his playing career. From then on he worked only as a coach. In the century - election, he came in fourth in Hungary, Europe ranked 42nd KIRN / NATAN lift him in her pocketbook from the year 1958 as " the most popular footballers in Hungary all times " out.