Puskás Akadémia FC is a Hungarian football club based in Felcsút, competing in the top-flight NB I, known as the *Fizz Liga* for sponsorship reasons. The club plays its home matches at the Pancho Aréna, a modern facility built on the estate of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a key figure in the club's foundation. Founded in 2005, the team's colors are blue and white, and it is owned by the Puskás Akadémia Alapítvány (Foundation). Named after the legendary Hungarian footballer Ferenc Puskás, the club was established with a focus on youth development. Their key era has unfolded in recent years, achieving promotion to the NB I and establishing themselves as a consistent top-half team, known for a disciplined, possession-based style under coaches like Zsolt Hornyák. The modern squad blends academy graduates with experienced players, regularly challenging for European qualification spots and having won the Magyar Kupa (Hungarian Cup) in 2022. The club has a modern, family-oriented fan culture, though its rapid rise and political connections have also attracted debate. Puskás Akadémia has quickly become a formidable and distinctive force in Hungarian football, living up to its famous namesake through a commitment to technical play.