September 14
— György Kerepeczky was born 67 years ago. He played both as a defender and midfielder for Bp. Honvéd. As a member of the Kispest side he celebrated four Hungarian league titles and one Hungarian Cup triumph. Kerepeczky made a total of 120 league appearances in Honvéd colours and scored 5 goals. Alongside his league titles, he also won one bronze medal in the championship and one silver and one bronze medal in the Hungarian Cup.
September 15
— Levente Molnár was born 54 years ago. He kept goal for Bp. Honvéd between 2003 and 2004. During his short spell in Kispest he won the NB I/B championship and then also reached the Hungarian Cup final, where Honvéd ultimately finished as runners-up. Levente Molnár therefore added a league gold and a cup silver to his career as a Honvéd player.
September 16
— Ernő Herédi was born 101 years ago. He spent a significant part of his career in Kispest: between 1941 and 1948 he played for Kispesti AC, where he was among the team's key footballers in the post-war years. He won a league silver medal with Kispest in 1947. From 1951 he was a Budapesti Honvéd player. He won another league silver medal in 1951 and became Hungarian champion with Budapesti Honvéd in 1952.
— István Szalay II., a former player of Kispesti Atlétikai Club, was born 114 years ago. He appeared both as a full-back and half-back. He played for KAC between 1945 and 1947, making 64 NB I appearances during that period. His years in Kispest coincided with the club's post-war restart, and he was therefore part of the team that performed outstandingly in the 1946–47 championship and finished as runners-up.
September 17
— Bertalan Bicskei, the legendary Bp. Honvéd goalkeeper and later head coach, was born 82 years ago.
Between 1965 and 1974 he kept goal for Bp. Honvéd in 198 league matches. During his Kispest career he won two league silver medals and one bronze, while reaching the Hungarian Cup final and finishing as runners-up on three occasions. His performances made him one of the club's defining goalkeepers and also earned him an opportunity with the national team. After his playing career he returned to Kispest as a coach. He managed Honvéd twice: first between 1987 and 1988, when he immediately guided the team to the league title and also won a Hungarian Cup silver medal. His second spell as Honvéd coach came between 1996 and 1997.
— László Bojtor celebrates his 41st birthday on this day. The home-grown Bp. Honvéd striker was a member of the side that won the NB I/B championship in 2004 and returned Honvéd to the Hungarian top flight.
September 19
— Attila Supka celebrates his 64th birthday on this day. A home-grown Honvéd player, he later returned to Kispest as a coach. He took charge of the team in 2006 and achieved success in his first full season, leading Honvéd to Hungarian Cup victory in 2007. More than a decade later, in 2019, he again reached the cup final with Kispest, this time winning a Hungarian Cup silver medal with the team.
— Tomás Tujvel, our team's goalkeeper, celebrates his 43rd birthday on this day. The shot-stopper won the Hungarian Cup with Honvéd in 2020 and added another medal to his Kispest career in 2026, when he won NB II silver as a member of the team.
Those we have lost
September 15
— János Fehérvári, former Budapesti Honvéd forward, passed away 29 years ago. He wore the Kispest red-and-white shirt in two spells: first between 1969 and 1973, then from 1974 to 1977. He spent one of the most successful periods of his career in Kispest, winning two league silver medals and also finishing as a runner-up with Honvéd in the 1975 KK final.
September 16
— Imre Senkey I., the former Kispesti AC left-back who represented the Kispest club both as a player and coach, passed away 42 years ago. In 1929 he briefly became a Kispest player, but later that same year took on a new role and became the club's coach. His career therefore occupies a special place in the club's history, as he served Kispest as both a player and a coach in the same year.
