Ferenc Puskas – Captain of Hungary – An Autobiography

Ferenc Puskas – Captain of Hungary – An AutobiographyA classic reprint of the autobiography of the late Ferenc Puskas which was first published in 1955 is a fascinating read. Puskas, a talented striker who scored 83 goals in 84 games for the Hungary team which dominated world football during the 1950s, later played for Real Madrid and Spain following the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. This edition first published in 2007. Size: 126mm x 199mm 192 pages.

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