Ferenc Puskas is one of the greatest soccer footballers of modern times, ranking alongside Pele, Di Stefano, Maradona and Cruyff in the game's Hall of Fame. With 83 goals in 84 matches for Hungary, he is still the most prolific international goalscorer of all time.


In extensive recorded interviews, Puskas tells football historian Rogan Taylor the intimate story of his extraordinary double career (captain of the Hungarian team - unbeaten for four years... and after fleeing Hungary in the 1956 Uprising, a decade of glory after 30 years of age, with Real Madrid, Spain). This book provides a living history of the world's most popular sport providing an invaluable, personal record of the life of one of its most gifted and influential players.