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The Bill Would Be Tightened, Which Would Make It Impossible for Gábor Kubatov to Remain as Fradi President

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The competent parliamentary committee would tighten the bill on conflict of interest for sports directors, which the Fidesz media refers to as the "lex Kubatov", indicating that if it comes into force, Gábor Kubatov could lose his recently renewed presidential position at Ferencváros, wrote Magyar Nemzet. The eighth point of the amendment motion would supplement paragraph 15/C of the proposal, adding new exclusionary reasons for conflict of inte…

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The competent parliamentary committee would tighten the bill on conflict of interest for sports directors, which the Fidesz media refers to as the "lex Kubatov", indicating that if it comes into force, Gábor Kubatov could lose his recently renewed presidential position at Ferencváros, wrote Magyar Nemzet. The eighth point of the amendment motion would supplement paragraph 15/C of the proposal, adding new exclusionary reasons for conflict of inte…

·Hungary
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In September, Prime Minister Péter Magyar mentioned Gábor Kubatov by name among the politicians who will have to leave sports life due to the planned new conflict of interest rules. The Prime Minister also reacted personally when the Ferencváros board elected Kubatov as the club's first man for another four years: he wrote in a Facebook comment, For a few weeks.... In comparison, the text of the government's draft law submitted on October 22 was…

·Budapest, Hungary
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The ban on running sports clubs with more than 500 members has been extended.

·Hungary
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The change may also affect the president of Fradi, in whose case the applicability of the original regulation was also disputed by sports lawyers.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The conflict of interest bill has been amended, but Gábor Kubatov can remain FTC chairman - A stalemate may develop.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Index broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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