Péter Hannich

Péter Hannich (born 30 March 1957 in Győr) is Hungarian footballer.

He played for Győri ETO FC in the 1980s, winning two Hungarian championships in 1982 and 1983. He was the league's top scorer with 22 goals in the 1981-82 season. He debuted for the Hungary national football team on 18 April 1982 against Peru, and earned a total of 27 caps and scored 2 goals, and took part in the 1986 FIFA World Cup.

He later moved to AS Nancy, playing 14 matches and scoring 1 goal in the 1986-87 season. He played as a midfielder.

References

Hungary squad – 1986 FIFA World Cup

1 P. Disztl 2 Sallai 3 Róth 4 Varga 5 Kardos 6 Garaba 7 Kiprich 8 A. Nagy (c) 9 Dajka 10 Détári 11 Esterházy 12 Csuhay 13 L. Disztl 14 Péter 15 Hannich 16 J. Nagy 17 Burcsa 18 Szendrei 19 Bognár 20 Kovács 21 Hajszán 22 Andrusch Coach: Mezey

NB I top scorers

1901: Manno
1902: Manno
1903: Károly
1904: Pokorny
1905: Károly
1907: Kelemen
1908: Vangel
1909: Schlosser
1910: Schlosser
1911: Schlosser
1912: Schlosser
1913: Schlosser
1914: Schlosser
1917: Schlosser
1918: Schaffer
1919: Schaffer
1920: Orth
1921: Orth
1922: Orth
1923: Priboj
1924: Jeszmás
1925: G. Molnár
1926: Takács
1927: Horváth
1928: Takács
1929: Takács
1930: Takács
1931: Vincze
1932: Takács
1933: Jávor
1934: Toldi
1935: Cseh
1936: Sárosi
1937: Cseh
1938: Zsengellér
1939: Zsengellér
1940: Sárosi
1941: Sárosi
1942: Kalmár
1943: Jenőfi & Zsengellér
1944: Zsengellér
1945: Zsengellér
1946: Deák
1947: Deák
1948: Puskás
1949: Deák
1950 (1): Puskás
1950 (2): Puskás
1951: Kocsis
1952: Kocsis
1953: Puskás
1954: Kocsis
1955: Czibor & Machos
1957: Szilágyi
1958: Friedmanszky & J. Molnár
1959: Monostori, Kisuczky & Tichy
1960: Albert
1961: Albert & Tichy
1962: Tichy
1963 (1): Bene
1963 (2): Tichy
1964: Tichy
1965: Albert
1966: Farkas
1967: Dunai
1968: Dunai
1969: Bene
1970: Dunai
1971: Kozma
1972: Bene
1973: Bene
1974: Kozma
1975: Bene & Kozma
1976: Fazekas
1977: Várady
1978: Fazekas
1979: Fekete
1980: Fazekas
1981: Nyilasi
1982: Hannich
1983: Dobány
1984: Szabó
1985: Détári & Kiprich
1986: Détári
1987: Détári
1988: Melis
1989: Petres
1990: Dzurják
1991: Gregor
1992: Fischer & Orosz
1993: Répási
1994: Illés
1995: Preisinger
1996: Nichenko
1997: Illés
1998: Tiber
1999: Illés
2000: Tököli
2001: Kabát
2002: Tököli
2003: Kenesei
2004: Tóth
2005: Medveď
2006: Rajczi
2007: Bajzát
2008: Waltner
2009: Bajzát
2010: Nikolić
2011: Alves
2012: Coulibaly
2013: Coulibaly
2014: Nikolić & Simon
2015: Nikolić
2016: Böde

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