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Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó announced on his Facebook page that Miklós Gór-Nagy, a former world water polo champion, would soon be appointed foreign economic attache at the Hungarian Consulate General in New York.
Miklós Gór-Nagy became the world champion with the Hungarian national team in 2013, and four years later he won a silver medal in the World Cup, two silver and one bronze in the European Championship. He played two hundred games for the national team, retiring last summer.
His first club was BVSC, then he also played for Eger and Honvéd, followed by OSC, and finally in 2018 he signed with Ferencváros. He won two championship titles with Eger, and then won the Hungarian championship with the FTC. He also won the Champions League with his last club, but they also won the European Super Cup and the Hungarian Cup.
“We owe the team another world champion: Dr Miklós Gór-Nagy and three-time Hungarian water polo player, lawyer, economist. He will soon be the foreign economic attache of the Hungarian Consulate General in New York,” wrote Péter Szijjártó in your Facebook page.
Several athletes are linked to the Ministry of Szijjártó, Olympic swimming champion Dániel Gyurta became the minister’s top adviser last year, while last week former soccer player Otto Vincze was commissioned to process the Hungarian inheritance in Barcelona. .
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