Péter Tóth began his work as the new managing director of DVSC on July 3, 2025, the club announced. The Debrecen-born professional has been active in the international business sector for over 15 years, with a particular focus on partnerships with Spanish associates.
Following the arrival of the new head coach, new players may also join Debreceni VSC, but for now, the club is saying farewell to those who are departing.
Following épée fencer Gergely Siklósi, sabre fencer Sugár Battai also won a bronze medal on Sunday at the European Fencing Championships in Genoa.
DVSC SCHAEFFLER has achieved a significant success in sports diplomacy. Zsolt Ábrók, managing director of the economic company operating the club, has been elected to the executive board of the international advocacy organization for women’s handball clubs, the Women Forum Club Handball (WFCH).
The 1st Hungarian Nordic Walking Championship was held on May 10, 2025 (Saturday) in Debrecen, organized by the Nordic Walking Debrecen Sports Association. The event drew hundreds of participants from all across the country.
Top-seeded Anna Bondár captured the women’s $100,000 clay-court ITF event in Wiesbaden.
A European Individual Championship semifinal will take place on May 1 at the Perényi Pál Speedway Stadium in Debrecen.
Under the auspices of World Boxing (WB), the first domestic boxing tournament of the year will take place in Debrecen this week, where the 69th Bocskai István Memorial Tournament will be held from Tuesday to Saturday.
Anna Tóth and Luca Kozák both advanced to the semifinals in the women’s 60m hurdles on the opening day of the 2025 European Athletics Indoor Championships in Apeldoorn on Thursday.
Next Tuesday, Debrecen will host one of Europe’s most traditional boxing tournaments, the 69th Bocskai István Memorial Tournament, with 13 countries and 200 boxers confirmed to participate.
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