Ferenc Szusza scored 393 league goals for Újpest between 1941 and 1960.
The stadium was originally inaugurated in 1922 under the name Megyeri úti Stadion.
The pitch dimensions measure 105 by 68 meters, adhering to standard UEFA regulations.
The stadium was renamed in honor of Ferenc Szusza in 2003, three years after his death.
The venue has served as a neutral site for various Hungarian Cup final matches.
Ute Szusza Ferenc Stadium is the primary home ground for the Hungarian professional football club Újpest FC. Located in the 4th district of Budapest, the stadium features a seating capacity of approximately 13,500 spectators. It underwent a major reconstruction between 2000 and 2001, transitioning from its historical 1922 design into a modern all-seater venue. The facility is named after Ferenc Szusza, the legendary Újpest forward who remains the club's all-time leading goalscorer. The stadium structure consists of four independent stands, all of which are covered to provide protection from the elements. It serves as a historic hub for Budapest's passionate football culture, hosting both domestic NB I league matches and occasional international fixtures.
From the top rows of the main stand for a full panoramic view of the pitch and the stadium floodlights.
Bring a seat cushion if attending matches in late autumn or early spring as the plastic seating can be very cold.
Visit the club shop located on-site to view historical kits and official team merchandise.
Check the official club website for match-day restrictions regarding bag sizes and prohibited items.
Do not attempt to enter restricted team-only areas or locker rooms without authorized media or staff credentials.
Closed to the public outside of match days, training sessions, or pre-arranged stadium tours.
Avoid wearing rival team colors within the home fan sections; observe standard stadium safety protocols.
