Hayosh, Arpad

Arpad Hayosh began his career at the Törekves club, where he made his debut on December 7, 1919 in a match with Ferencvaros (1: 2). From the 1920/1921 season, he became a player in the starting lineup of the team, for which he spent a total of 51 matches and scored 1 goal. In 1923, he, together with teammates Ferenc Hirser and Arpad Weiss , left for the Maccabi club from Brno . The team belonged to the Jewish community of the city and played in a tournament for the Jewish teams of Czechoslovakia. Although it was completed, in part, from non-Jews ^{[1] [2]} . In the summer of 1925, Hayosh moved to the Italian Regina . There he made a couple in midfield with Giannetto Bedzekki . In the club, the football player spent one season, having played in 18 matches. At the end of the season, the team flew out of the top Italian division . And several club leaders who did not want to play in the second league moved to other teams. In particular, Anton Povolny became a player of Inter , Felice Romano - “ Genoa ”, and Hayosh moved to Milan ^[3] . He made his club debut on October 3, 1926 in a match with Sampierdarenese (1: 2) and scored his first goal in the same match. In total for the club he spent 27 matches (26 in the national championship) and scored 3 goals ^[4] . He then returned to Hungary, where he played for the Attila clubs, in which he reunited with Povolny ^[5] , and Sabaria . After that, Hayosh again left for Italy, where he was engaged in coaching for more than 20 years.

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• Profile at nela.hu
• List of Hungarian Players in Italy before 1945