Antal Dunai spoke about Fazekas, who consciously did not become a national team record holder

The passing of László Fazekas, a true icon of Hungarian football, marks the end of an era for Újpest FC and the national team. At 78, Fazekas leaves behind a legacy not just of skill and dedication on the field, but also of profound respect and sportsmanship. His 92 caps for the national team are a testament to his enduring contribution, but it's his decision not to surpass József Bozsik's record that truly defines his character for many. This act of deference, as recalled by his former teammate Antal Dunai, speaks volumes about the values held within Hungarian football during that generation – a sense of camaraderie and respect for predecessors that transcends individual achievement. While international coverage might focus on the statistics, for Hungarians, Fazekas represents a more nuanced aspect of sporting history: the quiet dignity and loyalty that often go unrecorded. His memory will be cherished not just for the goals he scored or the games he played, but for the integrity he embodied.

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Fazekas László, with 92 matches played in the Hungarian national team jersey, did not want to break József Bozsik's record.