Ferencvaros are one of Hungary’s established names, founded in 1899 and now based at the Groupama Aréna. Their squad is valued at around £29.5m by Transfermarkt, with 38 players and an average age of 27.
Their 2026-27 season is still taking shape. They sit fourth in Nemzeti Bajnokság I, while their European campaign has included the Europa League qualifying play-offs and the league phase. Recent league form has been steady rather than emphatic, with a 5-0 win over MTK Budapest following a run of four straight draws.
At home they carry a clear attacking threat, averaging two goals per match and conceding 0.8. Away from Budapest they still score at a decent rate, with 1.7 goals per game, though they have been more open defensively. Kristoffer Zachariassen leads their scoring with nine, followed by Bamidele Yusuf on six and Marius Corbu on five.
They have also shown an ability to start quickly, scoring inside the opening 20 minutes in six of 18 league matches. For Celtic supporters, Ferencvaros profile as a mature European opponent: not extravagant, but organised, experienced and capable of punishing loose spells.
