Gyula Feldmann

1880–1955 (age 75)

Biography

Gyula Feldmann devoted himself to nurturing football’s tactical and human dimensions, guiding teams with a focus on discipline, unity, and respect. His coaching blended technical insight with a sensitivity to the morale of each player, helping teams rise to their potential.

He also championed youth development, believing that the sport could strengthen character and foster teamwork far beyond the scoreboard.

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Also buried at New Public Cemetery, Budapest

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