Nagy Panna initially gained experience with Tokaji FC and later Nyírség NSC. She was then signed by Nyíregyháza Spartacus, where she quickly became a key player. Over two seasons she started 52 league matches and scored an astonishing 87 (!) goals in the second division. She spent the past four years at Diósgyőr, where she scored 11 league goals last season and added two more in the cup.
“It is an honour for me to join a club with such a great history. My aim is to keep developing in Honvéd colours and give my best in every match. I believe that with hard work and humility we can achieve important results. I am really looking forward to the season ahead.”
Tóth Zsóka developed in Debrecen before moving to Felcsút after five seasons. The young forward spent six years with PAFC, where she regularly featured for the youth teams before making her Simple Women's League debut in the 2021–2022 season. Last season she made 13 top-flight appearances and scored four goals.
“It was difficult to make the change after playing in Felcsút for six years, but I felt the time had come for a new challenge. We have only been in pre-season for a few days, but my experiences are already very positive. I feel good, and both the team and the coaching staff are excellent. I play as a striker, and I want to get as much as possible out of myself and help the team with quality performances and plenty of goals. I am excited for the season to start in Honvéd colours!”
Murár Viktória progressed through the age groups at Ferencváros and, like Tóth Zsóka, made her top-flight debut in the 2021–2022 season. The 20-year-old midfielder spent the past four seasons with MTK Budapest, making 90 appearances for the club in all competitions during that time.
“I am very happy to have joined Honvéd. My first impressions were extremely positive because I arrived to professional conditions, so everything is in place for me to keep developing. The team is very close-knit and welcoming, which was not entirely unfamiliar to me because I had played with some of the players before. I feel most comfortable in midfield, where I can contribute the most to the team's play. In the season ahead I want to earn as much playing time as possible, help the team achieve results and, through hard work, return to the level I was playing at before my injury. I trust that both individually and as a team we have a successful season ahead of us.”
Bokros Veronika developed in Gyöngyös and made her NB I debut at the age of 16 as an ETO player, before also playing for Diósgyőr and Kelen in the top flight. The talented goalkeeper moved to Szeged in 2023, but suffered a serious shoulder injury in autumn 2024 and had to undergo surgery followed by a long lay-off. The operation and rehabilitation both went well, and she is now working every day to prove herself in the top flight.
“I am excited about the new challenges ahead and can hardly wait to represent my new team's colours. I try to work to the best of my ability in every training session so I can help the team as much as possible and we can achieve as much success together as possible.”
