Former Hungary international Farkas Balázs becomes owner of Eger SE
Former Hungarian national team player Farkas Balázs has acquired ownership of Eger SE through his company Med and Sport Bt., replacing previous owner Kertész József.
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7 editions on this page · Stories 21–40Former Hungarian national team player Farkas Balázs has acquired ownership of Eger SE through his company Med and Sport Bt., replacing previous owner Kertész József.
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