Name: György Molnár
Nickname: "Hangya"
Country:

Hungary
Club: MTK Hungária
Position: *
WF,
SSSide: RF/RS
Age: 20-28 years (12/02/1901)
Height: ???
Weight: ??
Attack:
86Defence:
42Balance:
72Stamina:
85Top Speed:
84Acceleration:
85Response:
79Agility:
86Dribble Accuracy:
83Dribble Speed:
85Short Pass Accuracy:
79Short Pass Speed:
68Long Pass Accuracy:
77Long Pass Speed:
70Shot Accuracy:
86Shot Power:
80Shot Technique:
85Free Kick Accuracy:
67Curling:
69Header:
73Jump:
77Technique:
83Aggression:
89Mentality:
85Goalkeeper Skills:
50Team Work:
77Injury Tolerance:
BCondition/Fitness:
6Weak Foot Accuracy:
6Weak Foot frequency:
5Consistency:
6Growht Type:
Early LastingCARDS:P12:
Incisive RunS01:
ReactionSPECIAL ABILITIES: Reaction - ScoringAttack/Defence Awareness Card: Attack MindedINFO:Molnar was a successful winger for his club MTK Budapest and the Hungarian National team in the 1920s. Molnar was a moody player who avoided close contact when he could. Nevertheless, he was a tireless worker whose determination and mobility earned him the nickname "Hanaya" (ant). A great goal scorer who registered a hat trick against Italy in 1924 (Hungary won the match, 7-1), Molnar was a relentless worker who covered the entire breadth of the field.
Career Highlights:A winger, Molnar was one of the greatest goal scorers in the history of MTK Budapest, a club power in Hungary in the first half of the 20th Century. In 1919-20, he joined the first team and helped the squad capture the Hungarian League title with an overall record of 26-1-1 as they outscored their combined opponents, 113-17. MTK went on to capture the next five championships and Molnar won the scoring crown in 1925 with 21 goals. MTK also won the Hungary Cup that year. Overall, Molnar played ten seasons (1920-1929) with MTK and scored an impressive 180 goals in 138 League games (0.77 goals per game).
In the 1920s, Molnar was also a fixture on the Hungarian National Team. He scored his first international goal in 1922 in a 1-1 draw with Austria. Two years later, he registered a hat trick (3 goals) in a 7-1 victory over Italy. His final goal came in an international competition in 1925. In his National team career, Molnar played in a total of 26 international games and scored 11 goals for Hungary. He was scheduled to play in the 1924 Olympics, but was injured.
Molnar also played in the United States for the New York Giants in the American Soccer League. During the 1927-28 season, Gyorgy appeared in 30 games and helped the Giants finish sixth in the league by scoring six goals (seventh on the team). The following year, Molnar played for the Hakoah All-Stars in the ASL and scored six goals in 14 games; Hakoah finished in third place. Gyorgy's final ASL season, 1929-30, was spent with Nat Agar's Brooklyn Wanderers. Molnar scored one goal in 12 games.