Birthdays
June 2
— Celebrating his 37th birthday is Balázs Villám. The right-back played for Bp. Honvéd between 2017 and 2018. In 2017 he was part of the Kispest team that won the league title.
— On this day, Mohamed Mezghrani celebrates his 32nd birthday. He was a member of the Kispest side between 2019 and 2022. He made 54 league appearances in red and black and also left a lasting mark in the domestic cup during that period. The brightest moments of Mezghrani's Kispest career are connected to the Hungarian Cup: in 2019 he was part of the side that reached the final and ultimately won the silver medal. In 2020 he reached the summit when he lifted the Hungarian Cup trophy with Kispest.
June 4
— Celebrating his 64th birthday is László Disztl. The international centre-back played for Kispest between 1987 and 1989. He also achieved his greatest domestic successes with Honvéd: he was Hungarian champion twice, in 1988 and 1989, and in the latter year also won the Hungarian Cup.
June 5
— 86 years ago, Budapest Honvéd legend Imre Komora was born. The outstanding inside-left and Olympic champion served Kispest faithfully as a player from 1961 to 1972 and, after retiring, as head coach and sporting executive. During his Kispest career he enjoyed one success after another: as a player he won four league silver medals and in 1964 was part of the MNK-winning team. In that same unforgettable year, he won Olympic gold and European Championship bronze with the national team. Later, as a coach, he also created a golden era in Kispest, leading Budapest Honvéd to three league titles and one Hungarian Cup triumph.
June 6
— 98 years ago, Ágoston Garamvölgyi was born. Although he had fewer opportunities behind Gyula Grosics and later Lajos Faragó, whenever he played he was a reliable and steady presence for his teams. He was Bp. Honvéd's goalkeeper between 1950 and 1952. He was part of the world-beating side of the era, becoming a two-time Hungarian champion in the autumn 1950 and 1952 seasons.
Deaths
June 5
— 40 years ago, Kispest-trained defender Andor Ónody passed away. He began his career as an academy product of Kispesti AC. From 1933 to 1936 he played for KAC, then during the club's professional era he represented Kispest FC until 1940. He earned one cap for the Hungarian national team.
June 7
— 38 years ago, Mihály Kiss passed away. He began as an outfield player, first as a left winger and then as a centre-half, before moving into goal later. He was a goalkeeper with good reflexes, agility and secure handling. He began playing football in KAC's boys' team and, after a spell away, returned to his parent club. In the 1946–47 championship he played in every Kispest match as the team won the silver medal. He guarded the Kispest goal in 64 league matches.
