Hungarian football player and manager (1901–1962)
György Orth Personal information Date of birth (1901-04-30 ) 30 April 1901 Place of birth Budapest, Kingdom of Hungary Date of death 11 January 1962(1962-01-11) (aged 60) Place of death Porto, Portugal Position(s) Attacking midfielder, forward Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls ) 1915 Vasas 1916 Pisa 1917–1927 MTK Budapest 127 (103) 1923 → First Vienna (loan) 1928–1929 Marseille 1929–1930 Budai 11 3 (1) 1932 Budai 11 1 (0) 1933 Bocskai 1 (0) International career 1917–1927 Hungary 32 (13) Managerial career 1930 Chile 1930–1931 Colo Colo 1932 Bocskai FC 1933–1935 Messina Pisa Calcio 1935–1936 Genoa 1936–1939 1. FC Nürnberg 1938–1939 Metz 1939–1940 Catania Savona 1944 San Lorenzo de Almagro 1945 Rosario Central 1946–1949 Deportivo Guadalajara 1947 Mexico 1950–1951 Club Necaxa 1955–1956 Cauca Valley 1957–1960 Peru 1960–1962 Porto *Club domestic league appearances and goals
György Orth (30 April 1901 – 11 January 1962) was a Hungarian football player and manager. As well as being involved in football in his homeland, he also managed in Italy , Chile , Germany , Mexico , Peru , Argentina and Portugal . One of best footballers of his generation, György Orth was an attacking midfielder and forward renowned for his technique and pace. He also appeared in the football tournament at the 1924 Summer Olympics .[1]
Playing career Orth started his playing career off with hometown side Vasas ,[2] Pisa . Before retirement from playing Orth returned to Budapest in the form of a move to MTK Budapest . He was an important player for the Hungary national team in the interwar era but a serious knee injury suffered in 1926 stymied his playing career.[3] [4]
1924 Magyar team; Károly Fogl , Zoltán Opata , Ferenc Hirzer , Rudolf Jeny , József Eisenhoffer , Béla Guttmann , Gyula Mándi, Gábor Obitz , József Braun , György Orth, János Biri , and Gyula Kiss
References ^ "György Orth". Olympedia . Retrieved 23 August 2021 . ^ György Orth Archived 16 March 2017 at the Wayback Machine at nela.hu ^ Isaque Argolo (21 December 2021). "Gabór Kléber: György Orth". ARFSH. Retrieved 27 December 2021 . ^ Isaque Argolo (22 June 2021). "György Orth". ARFSH. Retrieved 27 December 2021 .
György Orth international tournaments
Chile squad – 1930 FIFA World Cup
Peru squad – 1957 South American Championship fourth place
GK Asca GK Felandro DF Andrade DF Delgado DF Gutiérrez DF Salas MF Benítez MF Calderón MF Fleming MF Minaya MF Rovay MF Terry FW Bassa FW Castillo FW Joya FW Lazón FW López FW Mosquera FW Rivera FW Ruiz FW Seminario FW Villalba Coach: Orth
Peru squad – 1959 South American Championship (Argentina) fourth place
Peru squad – 1960 Summer Olympics
György Orth managerial positions
1. FC Nürnberg managers
Deportes Magallanes managers
Tirado 1931 )Bahamondes 1933 )Torres 1933 –35)Veloso 1938 )Garay 1941 )Orth 1942 –43)Platko 1945 )Boffi 1948 )Orlandelli 1959 )Cruzat 1961 )Cheix 1962 )García 1963 )Cruzat 1964 –66)Caldera 1966 )Hernández 1967 –68)Biondi 1969 )Estay 1969 –72)Navarro 1973 )Miranda 1974 –75)Hernández 1975 )Cruzat 1978 )Cruz 1978 )Duarte 1979 )Jara 1980 –82)Venegas 1983 )M. Rodríguez Vega 1984 )Jara 1985 )Castro 1986 )Venegas 1986 )Spicto 1986 )Ricardo Horta 1986 )Graells 1986 )Jara 1988 )Lara 1988 )G. Páez 1989 –90)Jáuregui 1992 )Dabrowski 1993 )Jáuregui 1993 )Espinoza 1995 –96)G. Yávar 1996 )Valdés 1996 )Rojas 1997 )G. Yávar 1997 )Funes 1998 )J. Páez 1999 )R. Yávar 1999 –2000)M. Rodríguez 2000 –01)Maureira 2001 )Aravena 2002 –03)Hurtado 2003 –05)Rivas 2005 )Ubilla 2006 )Rivas 2006 )G. Páez 2006 )Burgos 2006 )Méndez c 2006 )Vergara 2007 )Riffo 2008 )Hurtado 2008 –14)Úbeda 2014 –15)Rivera c 2015 )Abraham 2015 –16)Pereyra 2016 )Balladares 2017 –18)Gutiérrez c 2018 )Correa 2018 –19)Ormazábal 2019 )Pereyra 2019 –20)Vergara 2020 –21)Núñez 2021 –23)Leal c 2023 )Salas 2023 )Fuentes 2024 –) (c) = caretaker manager
Rosario Central managers
C.D. Guadalajara managers
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