About Pécsi MFC

Pécsi MFC is a Hungarian professional football club based in Pécs, founded in 1950 and later reorganised in 1973 through the merger of several local clubs. It is one of the most traditional teams in southern Hungary and plays its home matches at the Stadion PMFC. The club is known for its red and black identity and has spent much of its history moving between the top two divisions of Hungarian football.

Throughout its history, Pécs has experienced several notable periods of success. The club has competed in the top division for many seasons, with strong eras in the 1980s and early 1990s, including a Hungarian Cup victory in 1990. It has also achieved high league finishes and participated in European competitions such as the Cup Winners’ Cup and UEFA Cup, facing well-known international opponents.

In more recent years, the club has faced financial difficulties and instability, which led to relegations and restructuring within the Hungarian league system. Despite these challenges, Pécsi MFC has remained active and continues to compete, maintaining its role as an important regional club with a long football tradition in Hungarian sport.