Zalaegerszegi TE, commonly known as ZTE, is a historic Hungarian football club competing in the top-flight OTP Bank Liga. Based in Zalaegerszeg, the club plays at the ZTE Arena. Founded in 1920, the team's colors are blue and white. The club represents the Zala county and has a proud history of producing local talent. Their undisputed peak era was the 2001-02 season, when they sensationally won the Hungarian NB I championship, defeating giants like Ferencváros and MTK Budapest to claim their first and only title, a feat that cemented their place in Hungarian football history. The modern era has seen them oscillate between the first and second divisions, with recent seasons focused on consolidating their top-flight status. The club is a focal point for the city, with a passionate and dedicated local fan base. ZTE remains a symbol of provincial pride and historic achievement in Hungary.