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Magyar Telekom CEO Steps Down From Fradi Presidency

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Tibor Rékasi, CEO of Magyar Telekom, will step down from the presidency of Ferencvárosi Torna Club at the general meeting next week. According to the company, the decision is due to other obligations, but the move will not affect the relationship between the company and the club, as the telecommunications giant will remain a key supporter of the team in the future, HVG reported.

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Tibor Rékasi, CEO of Magyar Telekom, will step down from the presidency of Ferencvárosi Torna Club at the general meeting next week. According to the company, the decision is due to other obligations, but the move will not affect the relationship between the company and the club, as the telecommunications giant will remain a key supporter of the team in the future, HVG reported.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The company's CEO, Tibor Rékasi, is leaving the Ferencváros presidency, which is about to be reshuffled, which has raised questions.

·Budapest, Hungary
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He is happy to continue to support the club with his expertise. The post It has been revealed why the Telekom CEO will not remain a board member at Fradi first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Ferencvárosi Torna Club announced the 11 people who are competing for the club's 9 board membership positions on Monday evening. Gábor Kubatov's name is on the list, but Magyar Telekom CEO Tibor Rékasi's is not. This has led to speculation, to which the company has responded.

Tibor Rékasi, CEO of Magyar Telekom, will step down from the presidency of Ferencvárosi Torna Club (FTC) at next week's general meeting. According to the company, the decision is due to lack of time, so the move - similar to the scandalous behavior of the fans in the fall - does not jeopardize the long-term strategic cooperation between the club and the company, which was extended this year, HVG reported.

And they also said if Telekom is moving away from Fradi with this.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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