Alfréd Schaffer




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Alfréd Schaffer


Data i miejsce urodzenia
13 lutego 1893
Bratysława, Austro-Węgry
Data i miejsce śmierci
30 sierpnia 1945
Prien am Chiemsee, Niemcy
Pozycja
napastnik
Kariera seniorska




























































































Lata
 Klub
 Wyst.
 Gole
1911–1912
Tatabánya SC

1912–1913
Budapesti AK

1914–1919
MTK
 84
 (159)
1919–1920
FC Basel

1920–1921
1. FC Nürnberg

1921–1922
Wacker Monachium

1922
Sparta Praga

1922–1923
MTK
 0
 (0)
1923–1925
Austria Wiedeń

1925–1926
Sparta Praga

1932–1933
Hungária

1933
Eintracht Frankfurt



Hamburger SV



Bayern Monachium


Kariera reprezentacyjna














Lata
 Reprezentacja
 Wyst.
 Gole
1915–1919
 Węgry
 15
 (17)

Kariera trenerska






































































Lata
 Klub
1923–1925
Austria Wiedeń
1925–1926
Sparta Praga
1926–1927
 DSV Monachium
1927–1928
Wacker Monachium
1929
Austria Wiedeń
1929–1930
 BSV’92 Berlin
1930–1932
Wacker Monachium
1932–1933
Eintracht Frankfurt
1933
Hungária
1933–1935
1. FC Nürnberg
1935–1937
Hungária
1937–1938
Węgry
1939–1940
Rapid Bukareszt
1940–1942
AS Roma
1943–1944
Ferencváros
1944–1945
Bayern Monachium


Alfréd Schaffer (ur. 13 lutego 1893 w Bratysławie, zm. 30 sierpnia 1945 w Prien am Chiemsee) – węgierski piłkarz i trener piłkarski. Był zawodnikiem wielu europejskich zespołów, a po zakończeniu kariery trenował także kilkanaście drużyn. W 1938 wspólnie z Károly Dietzem był selekcjonerem reprezentacji Węgier na mistrzostwach świata. Zmarł w wieku 52 lat.











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Skład reprezentacji Węgier na Mundialu 1938


Balogh •
D. Bíró •
S. Bíró •
Cseh •
Dudás •
Háda •
Kohut •
Korányi •
Lázár •
Pálinkás •
Polgár •
B. Sárosi •
G. Sárosi •
Sas •
Szabó •
Szalay •
Szűcs •
Titkos •
Toldi •
Turay •
Vincze •
Zsengellér •
Trener: Dietz i Schaffer



 Królestwo Węgier (1920–1946)













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