Ferencvarosi TC, commonly known as Ferencvaros or Fradi, is the most successful and popular football club in Hungary, based in the Ferencvaros district of Budapest and competing in the OTP Bank Liga (Hungary Fizz Liga). Their iconic home is the Groupama Arena, a state-of-the-art stadium that is regularly filled with a fervent green-and-white crowd. Founded in 1899, the club's colors are green and white. Owned by businessman Gabor Kubatov, with former player Stanislav Cherchesov often in the head coach role in recent years, Ferencvaros boasts a history of domestic dominance, with a record number of Hungarian league titles and cups. Their peak eras span multiple decades, from the legendary teams of the 1960s that reached a European final to the modern dynasty that has reclaimed domestic supremacy and made consistent group-stage appearances in the UEFA Champions League and Europa League. The modern era is defined by stars like Ryan Mmaee and Adama Traore, who lead a squad built for both domestic control and European competitiveness. The fan culture is intense, with the "Fradi" identity representing a deep-seated pride in Budapest's ninth district. Ferencvaros is not just a football club; it is a Hungarian institution.