The 193 cm tall goalkeeper was born in Győr, he was raised at ETO and also played at Gyirmót FC. During the last season, he saved the goal of Haladás in Szombathely in 26 league matches in NB II.
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Season: 2024/2025
Erik Kusnyir
Football wasn’t the first sport that he tried. In Alsókerepec, where he was born, his father initially took him to kickboxing, thinking that it would suit him. During the training sessions, while he was running laps on the track, football trainings and matches were always taking place in the grassy area in the middle, and little Erik longed to be there. He was seven years old when his father, giving in to his son’s pleas, took him to a football training session — and that’s how it all began.
Five years later, leaving behind his parents and home, he moved to Lviv, nearly a four-hour drive from where he lived, and joined the local youth team to play football. He played there for three years, excelling in the sport, and then, through the efforts of manager Sándor Rózsa, he was admitted to the football academy in Debrecen. For six months, however, he continued to travel back to Tarpa to play for the county-level senior team, while attending training sessions at the academy.
Since he left his parental home quite early, the transition wasn’t difficult for him, but learning Hungarian took sime time. Although his mother is Hungarian, his father only speaks Ukrainian, so that was the language they always spoke at home (and still do to this day).
On May 5, 2018, he made his debut in the Hungarian top division in an away match against Honvéd, when he was just 18 years old. He can play both as a right-back and a defensive midfielder. In the summer of 2021, he signed a new three-year contract with DVSC.
Soma Szuhodovszki 20
DVSC signed the 23-year-old Soma Szuhodovszki. In terms of transaction value, this signing is a record in the history of the club.
The young central midfielder was raised at MTK, then as a champion of NB II, he transferred to Kecskemét in 2021 after playing in Monor, Tiszakécske and Győr. He was a key player at Kecskemét in the previous season, securing a silver medal with the team and earning a spot in the dream team of the season as well. Overall, he has made 46 appearances in the first division and scored 5 goals in the league.
Marco Rossi, the coach of the Hungarian national team, has also noticed his great performance, due to which he received a call-up to the national team this summer. In November, he made his debut as a substitute against Montenegro in the UEFA European Championship qualifiers, which ended with a 3-1 victory for Hungary.
Neven Djurasek
DVSC signed Neven Djurasek, the former Croatian youth national team player. The 25-year-old midfielder moved to the youth team of Dinamo Zagreb from Varazdin, then played for the Ukrainian Dnipro, the Slovenian Olimpija Ljubljana and the Ukrainian Shakhtar Donetsk. In the last season, he was a player of a Greek first-division team, Aris Thessaloniki, in the ranks of which he scored 2 goals and played in 29 matches in the league, the international and Greek cup.
Márk Szécsi
He first got acquinted with the ball at the age of 5 in Tarnaméra, and by the time he was 7, he had joined the Bozsik Program with the local team in Heves. This was essentially the first milestone in his career, as his talent caught the eye of coach Ottó Ötvös, who encouraged him to come to Heves to play football. This was a great sacrifice for his parents as they took him to training every day. He is very grateful to them for all that they did, or rather for what they did for both of them as Márk’s brother, Gergő, also plays football as a goalkeeper.
Márk participated in many tournaments with Heves, due to which he ended up in Debrecen. After an indoor tournament, Sándor Kolozsi noticed his skills. He asked Gergő, who was already playing football in Debrecen, if he happened to know the boy who handled the ball so skillfully. From that point, things moved quickly. All it took was an exchange of phone numbers and after a six-hour discussion, his parents decided that Márk would have a good future in Debrecen.
He lived in a high school sports dormitory for six years. At DVSC, he progressed through the youth teams and eventually joined the U17 squad. At that time, he was first called up to the youth national team, eventually making it to the U21 national team. He was named as the Youth Footballer of the Year in 2011. In February 2016, he transferred to Nyíregyháza, and a year and a half later, he was signed by Puskás Akadémia in the first division. From there, he returned to Debrecen in the summer of 2018, initially on loan and then on a permanent basis.
Bence Batik
DVSC signed Bence Batik. The 30-year-old player can be deployed as a key figure both in defense and in the midfield. Bence was born in Szeged and he hasn’t even turned 20, when he aroused the interest of Ferencváros. He spent successful years at FTC, MTK and later Honvéd, where he was almost always a regular player and collected several championship and cup medals.
Bence Batik played in 200 matches in NB I and scored 12 goals. In the last two years, he was a player of Puskás Akadémia. In 2023, he received an award for the most beautiful goal of the season.
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Balázs Dzsudzsák
In September 2020, after 12 years, Balázs Dzsudzsák returned to DVSC, the team in the colours of which he played his first top division game. He made his debut in NBI against MTK on 4 April 2005. He scored his first goal one year later against Diósgyőr during his 9th match in the league.
The arrival of the midfielder, who has won three championship titles with Loki, could be a significant reinforcement for the team. He has an impressive international career, having played in the Netherlands, Russia, Turkey as well as the United Arab Emirates. The player is also the most-capped footballer in the history of the Hungarian national team, with 109 appearances.
