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Ferenc Puskás: The Inspiring Story of a Genius in Farsi and English follows the Hungarian goal scorer from games with older children in Kispest to Olympic gold, the 6-3 win at Wembley in 1953 and a new start at Real Madrid. Children also read about his years as a coach in Spain, Saudi Arabia and Australia, his family and his forgetful habits. 82-page PDF.
Ferenc grew up in Kispest with his mother Margit and a father who coached him and his friend József Bozsik. In Ferenc Puskás: The Inspiring Story of a Genius, the neighbors watch a small boy beat older children and predict he will be a star.
The book does not skip the hard part. After the 1956 revolution he stays abroad, is banned for almost two years and gains weight, and people say he is too old. Then Real Madrid signs him. The final chapters cover his farewell match against Rapid Vienna, his coaching and a 1991 league title with South Melbourne Hellas.
Match stories alternate with fact pages about awards and family.
Family, his friend Bozsik and the Kispest youth team.
Olympic gold against Yugoslavia in 1952 and the famous drag-back at Wembley.
A long ban, doubters, then success at Real Madrid from 1958.
Coaching on three continents, his wife Erzsi, daughter Anita and a day he wore two different shoes.
From the chapter about his family:
| Persian | English |
|---|---|
| مارگیت سخت تلاش میکرد تا خانواده را راضی نگه دارد. | Margit worked hard to keep the family happy. |
| او غذاهای خوشمزه میپخت و خانه را گرم و دنج نگه میداشت. | She cooked delicious food and kept the house warm and cozy. |
دنج (denj) means cozy, a word Persian speakers use for a quiet, comfortable place.
About 7 to 11. It is one of the easier books in the series to read.
Yes, each passage is printed in both languages on the same page.
Briefly. It says life became dangerous and he chose not to go home, without frightening detail.
Yes, it is in the Farsi used in Iran, with Hungarian names spelled in Persian letters.
An 82-page PDF to download straight after checkout and read on a tablet or computer or print; the Puskás paperback is on Amazon.
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