Zoltán Blum

1892–1959 (age 67)

Biography

Zoltán Blum lent his tactical insight and steady leadership to Hungarian football, helping to define the sport’s competitive spirit between the wars. Known for his ability to inspire athletes, he guided teams with a calm intelligence rooted in deep knowledge of the game.

His mentoring left a lasting imprint on the coaches and players who followed, ensuring that his commitment to teamwork and fair play lived on long after he was laid to rest in the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

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