Béla Sárosi

Béla Sárosi
Personal information
Date of birth	15 May 1919
Place of birth	Budapest, Hungary
Date of death	15 June 1993 (aged 74)
Place of death	Zaragoza, Spain
Position(s)	Midfielder
Youth career
1933–1937	Műegyetemi AFC
Senior career*
Years	Team
1937–1946	Ferencváros
1946–1949	Bologna
1949–1950	Bari
1950–1951	Junior Barranquilla
1951	Porto
1952	Real Zaragoza
1953–1955	Lugano
1955	Millonarios FC
International career
1939–1945	Hungary
Managerial career
1953–1955	Lugano
1955–1957	Basel
1957–1958	Jahn Regensburg
1958–1959	Alemannia Aachen
1960–1961	Beerschot
Medal record
Representing Hungary
FIFA World Cup
	*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Béla Sárosi (15 May 1919 – 15 June 1993) was a Hungarian football player and manager.

He played for Ferencváros,^[2] Bologna,^[3] Bari,^[4]^[5] Junior Barranquilla, Porto, Real Zaragoza, Lugano and Millonarios FC.^[6] He gained 25 caps for Hungary.^[7]

He managed Lugano, FC Basel,^[8] Jahn Regensburg, Alemannia Aachen^[9] and Beerschot.

References

^ Statistics at Golgolgol.net
^ "Sárosi Béla | Tempó, Fradi!".
^ "Zerocinquantuno #SempreComunque | Dedicated to Marco di Vaio".
^ "ALMANACCO SOLOBARI.IT - l'Archivio storico sull'a.S. Bari".
^ "Sarosi". www.enciclopediadelcalcio.com. Archived from the original on 18 March 2008. Retrieved 12 January 2022.
^ http://www.ochehoppaz.de/Trainer.htm
^ "Béla Sárosi, international footballer".
^ "Switzerland - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs".
^ "Ahnentafel | Archiv | Alemannia Aachen".

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[1] Statistics at Golgolgol.net

[2] "Sárosi Béla | Tempó, Fradi!".

[3] "Zerocinquantuno #SempreComunque | Dedicated to Marco di Vaio".

[4] "ALMANACCO SOLOBARI.IT - l'Archivio storico sull'a.S. Bari".

[5] "Sarosi". www.enciclopediadelcalcio.com. Archived from the original on 18 March 2008. Retrieved 12 January 2022.

[6] ttp://www.ochehoppaz.de/Trainer.htm

[7] "Béla Sárosi, international footballer".

[8] "Switzerland - Trainers of First and Second Division Clubs".

[9] "Ahnentafel | Archiv | Alemannia Aachen".

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v t e Beerschot AC managers
K. Beerschot V.A.C. managers	Bingley (1913–14) Janssens (1914–18) Valence (1918–20) Delausnay (1920–23) Dick (1923–29) Pelsmaecker (1929–31) Roberts (1931–36) Wesely (1936–42) Janssens (1942–46) Copping (1946–47) Stijnen (1947–52) Gommers (1952–53) Jones (1953–55) Berkessy (1955–57) Ratinckx (1957) De Vos (1957–60) Sarosi (1960–61) D'Hollander (1961–62) Béres (1962–66) Van Boxelaer (1966–67) Van Beneden (1967–69) Vliers (1969–70) Béres (1970–72) Geeraerts (1972–74) Nollet (1974) Coppens (1974–78) Geeraerts (1978) Knobel (1978–79) Novák (1979–80) Knobel (1980) Nollet (1980–82) Coppens (1982–84) Nasdalla (1984) Koudijzer (1984–86) Davidovic (1986–87) Smolders (1987–88) Hughes (1988–89) Heylens (1989–90) Koudijzer (1990–91) Kuusela (1991) Mallants (1991–92) Desaeyere (1992–95) Peeters (1995–96) Storme (1996–97) Hulshoff (1997) Noë (1997–99)
K.F.C. Germinal Ekeren managers	Beers (1988–90) Desaeyere (1990) Haesaert (1990–93) Anthuenis (1993–94) Helleputte (1994–96) Gzil (1996–97) Helleputte (1997–99)
K.F.C. Germinal Beerschot managers	Van der Elst (1999–2003) Brys (2003–05) Daerden (2005–06) Brys (2006–07) Van Veldhoven (2007–08) Anthuenis (2008–09) Daerden (2009–10) De Boeck (2010) Mathijssen (2010–11)
Beerschot AC managers	Mathijssen (2011–12) Koster (2012) De Corte (2012–13) Mathijssen (2013)