
Match Analyst at Hungarian Football Federation @MLSZhivatalos & Psychology graduate, Author at @spielvercom , UEFA B License, Set-piece specialist
Budapest, Hungary
Joined May 2018
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István Beregi retweeted
I have gone back to this article by @SteveBeregi a few times in recent months.
An honest look at excessively regurgitated trends of modern football and their implications. Take some time out of your day for it.
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István Beregi retweeted
🩵📲 Matias Manna (Argentina National Team analyst) on IG, with a beautiful post for Leo Messi:
"Leo, I love hearing how you see and feel the game: “Now we make 10 passes and the goal will come, stay calm. Let’s play.”
“'We found midfielders who had previously played as No. 10s, we started losing very few balls in midfield, having long spells of possession, and from there we gradually became stronger.' 'We became ourselves again.'
"During this FIFA window, your farewell, one of the many parts of your legacy, I hope is that the Argentina National Team continues to represent that way of playing, that style. Thank you for being the standard-bearer who gave this era (2019–2026) that identity.
"A set of ideas that allows a team to dominate through the ball, to overload the center of the pitch in order to play with numerical superiority (the goal vs. Algeria). Prioritizing short passes, having many players come close to the ball, and having plenty of midfielders who can bring the best out of the No. 10s. With its own identity, “La Nuestra,” from the Global South, Argentina has to say: this is how we play. In the best matches of the Scaloni era, Argentina played in this particular way.
"I would love for the Argentina National Team, at the training complex that bears your name, with the trees in the background, to never stop training and searching for that style, to keep developing it through every training session, and for it to still be recognizable in every match 15 or 20 years from now.
"In a game that is becoming increasingly physical, filled with runners, transitions and wing-backs (what would have happened if Argentina had played with a back five instead of Di María against France?), I believe you represent this kind of football, one that is becoming endangered.
"It will be impossible to see someone like you again, but hopefully your way of seeing and feeling the game will live on.
István Beregi retweeted
Copy & paste dark casual white sneaker style.
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Copy & paste dark casual white sneaker style.
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István Beregi retweeted
Un poco tarde, pero no deja de ser hermoso leer cosas como estas. Más viniendo de una persona extranjera y ajena al país. Hermoso.
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
Este tipazo decidió analizarnos sin prejuicios y nos entendió. Te mando un abrazo de gol @SteveBeregi 🇦🇷
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
El mundo no entiende por qué un país supuestamente individualista, con tendencia a deificar figuras, glorifica al mismo tiempo a sus subcampeones (de hoy y de ayer).
No entienden lo principal: hay un pueblo dispuesto a conmoverse por quien lo represente. Lean a István, húngaro: – at Córdoba, Argentina
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
PARA A ARGENTINA, COM AMOR
Carta de agradecimento - ou de amor - do analista da seleção da Hungria @SteveBeregi à seleção Argentina traduzida.
“É, pessoal, nós vemos como vocês fazem, mas esse não é o nosso jeito.”
Leia aqui:
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István Beregi retweeted
Vuelvan a leer a @SteveBeregi, analista de la Federación Húngara. Una vez le leí a Juan Forn que los húngaros son los argentinos de Europa (en alusión a cómo se las rebuscan en el exterior y a lo parecidos en ingenio y atorranteadas por igual). Fútbol-juego, cultura y humanismo.
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
O István Beregi é um daqueles que você para pra ler.
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
"Our brain just got used to teams, where due to optimization good players looked like good footballers. Turns out they are not."
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
In the end, the last match was defined by the latter aspect of Argentine football culture. But overall Scaloni’s Argentina was beautiful, in an uniformized world shaped and dominated by a specific football idea and culture, they dared to be something entirely unique and won.
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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Just finished reading 🫡
Scaloni’s Argentina should not be defined by this last match… their legacy lays somewhere else
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
Many people are lukewarm. Lacking the expression of passion or enthusiasm for fear of standing out and losing their place in the herd.
The reason we love the game - and especially the Mundial - is that it gives us stories and emotions, which club football is not able to.
As I highlighted it in my article, we must embrace emotions in the game instead of killing it.
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István Beregi retweeted
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
This is the best article I’ve read during the World Cup.
Read it, you won’t regret it👇👏
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
Must-read from @SteveBeregi.
I agree with the sentiments; Scaloni's Argentina have showed the world that an alternative, ecologically grounded methodology can be successful.
But at the same time, I didn't really like the way Scaloni coached this WC.
The end of an incredible team.
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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István Beregi retweeted
Ninguém até o Brasil de 82 escreveu uma ode aos vencidos. @SteveBeregi fez uma para a Argentina de 2026.
My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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My thank you - or love - letter for the Argentine National Team.
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