Zsolt Pölöskei was born in Budapest on the 19th February 1991. He began playing football for MTK and it was at that club that he made his first division debut. He notched up 71 appearances in the first division over 3 seasons, scoring 13 times. He became a key player for MTK over the last two years. Poloskei also had a two year spell between 2008-2010 with Liverpool FC. He has signed a three year deal with Vidi.

Another signing for Vidi today is goalkeeper Adam Kovacsik. He was part of the U20 bronze winning Hungarian team that did so well at the World Cup in Egypt. He was born in Budapest on the 24th April 1991 and made it through the youth ranks at Honved and Ferencvaros. That led him to a move to Italian serie A side Reggina Calcio at the age of 16. The 192cm tall keeper spent the last 8 years at Reggina, which included loan spells at Foligno, Carpi and Pavia. He made 29 second division appearances and 5 in the Italian cup. Reggina suffered serious financial problems that resulted in him becoming a free player. He has signed a 2 year deal with Vidi.

"The unfortunate injury to keeper Filip Pajovics recently meant that we needed to move fast to sign a replacement. Adam Kovacsik is a young keeper that we have signed and he also has experienced. He is more of a long term signing for the club and he will also create competition in the goalkeeping position. Zsolt Poloskei was wanted by several clubs as he was one of the best midfielders in the first division. He is a hardworking player with excellent shooting attributes. He is a very capable player who will link up with the squad. I strongly feel that we needed to bring in a player like this" - commented sports director Zoltan Kovacs.

"I had several offers over the summer but I felt that I would have the best chance to develop at Vidi. The club won the league title last season and performed really well. The season has started a little bit more difficult, but I am sure that we can come out of this series. I know several players in the squad and there will not be problems settling in. I know that it will be hard to break in to the team as there are so many good players in the squad. My aim is to be able to help the team" - commented Zsolt Poloskei.

"I am pleased that I could agree terms with Zoltan Kovacs. I said yes to his offer after a short period of time. I am happy that I can be here. I was unable to train with a team since July as I had to await the outcome of Reggia. I had the chance to train with both Honved and Ferencvaros, and also trained on my own. My aim is to prove to everyone that a good keeper has arrived in Fehervar. I would also like to break in to the team over time" - said Adam Kovacsik.