"Which is the most successful side in Europe at the moment?" - asks Dino Fiorentini, who has written an article in the Croatian journal called goal.com. "The answer is not easy, but Videoton FC's current performances deserve recognition. The Szekesfehervar side of the mid 80's reached the UEFA cup final, where they met Real Madrid. They have started the current season in remarkable fashion, winning 14 games out of 14! 9 of those have come in the league, 3 in the Hungarian cup and the remaining 2 in the League cup. The goal difference is an amazing 51-5!" - continues the journalist.

Vidi's Croatian player Dinko Trebotic also shares his thoughts in that article: "Vidi came looking for me in the summer, and once the two clubs had agreed terms, I moved to Szekesfehervar. Pajovics and Nikolics both helped me a lot as I adjusted to the new surroundings. Vidi are a very well run club, with the atmosphere within the team really good, which the results have also confirmed. Hungarian football is continuously developing, with several clubs now having new modern stadiums. The new stadium reconstruction at Videoton will shortly begin. Manager Joan Carrillo is a very professional coach, and he insists that we should have as much possession as possible during a match. He also carefully and thoroughly looks at the analysis in games, as well as the opponents, and this really appeals to me."

The article also mentions that there are several players within the team that have serious international experience (Roland Juhasz, Marco Caneira, Filipe Oliveira). Trebotic also reveals that he married his long-time girlfriend in July, and that his baby daughter, Nikki, was born a few weeks ago.

The teams other Croatian player is Marko Pajac and he also comments on Vidi: "The club does everything to make sure that all we have to do is just concentrate on playing football. My team mates have been really kind to me, and I managed to adjust quickly. I have come to the best place in terms of my development. I am sure that we will be able to achieve our dreams of winning the championship. The first couple of weeks in Hungary were a little difficult, as it is the first time that I have played abroad. Things got better day by day and I have now fully adjusted to the lifestyle. The head coach is very satisfied with me, and I hope that I can shortly make my league debut for Vidi."

(Thanks to Hrvoje Knez, who helped us with the translation!)