June 12th-15th, 2025

Gallini Budapest Cup #10

Budapest, amazing location for an amazing tournament

Gallini Budapest Cup gives the chance to our football friends to enjoy the beautiful Hungarian capital, combining great football and fun leisure activities.

Budapest Cup is an official qualification tournament of the worldwide popular Gallini Cup: winners will automatically qualify to the next edition without registration fee for the team. In addition there will be free rooms for coaches, discounts for players and a lot of gadgets.

The tournament

Gallini Budapest Cup is a youth football tournament for teams of any level. Every year more than 50 teams take part, including some of the best football schools of Eastern and Central Europe.

Accomodation

Our guests are hosted in good hotels and can enjoy discounts in water parks and thermal baths such as Aquaworld, one of the largest water parks in Europe. Here participants could have the best time, being just few minutes from the stadium and having fun with slides and in their free time.

Who can participate?

Daily Program

Thursday
afternoon: arrivals + half day at Aquaworld with discount upon request
evening: first dinner between 5pm and 8pm
Friday
morning: 1st match
afternoon: 2nd match
Saturday
morning: 3rd match
afternoon: 4th match
Sunday
morning: 5th match
early afternoon: finals
5pm: awards ceremony

CALENDARS

INFO

DOCUMENTS

Safety

At Gallini Budapest Cup we take the safety of our participants very seriously. An ambulance is always located at the sport centers, ready to take action in case of emergency.

Referees

At every match there are three official referees from the Hungarian football federation (MLSZ), even from the qualifying round. At Gallini Budapest Cup there are not amateur referees, but just experienced professionals.

Venues

Budapest is one of the top European destinations, with amazing modern sport facilities. The tournament take place in the training center of Ujpest, near the city center of Budapest. Half football pitches have real grass and the others have last generation artificial turf.

Teams of Gallini Budapest Cup

Former Participants

At Gallini Budapest Cup the level of the competition is always very high thanx to the participation of some of the best East European academies… and some surprises!

III Keruleti (2023-2024)
Abonyi KID FC (2024)
AC Nitra (2024)
ACS Daco-Getica (2022)
ACS Lazio Celesti (2024)
ACS Viitorul Loguj (2023)
Akademia Jaworzno (2022)
AKS SMS Lodz (2017)
AP Reissa Konin (2022)
APMT Limanowa (2023)
APR Slesin (2022)
Arka Ddynia (2024)
ASK Voitsberg (2019)
Ancona Lumignacco (2019 - 2023-2024)
AP Reissa (2022)
Ares Sofia (2024)
Atletico Loi (2017)
Atletico Timisoara (2024)
Baltyk Koszalin (2019)
Barcelona Soccer School (2023-2024)
BSK Lublin (2024)
Budai FC (2023)
BVSC (2023)
Cavolano Calcio (2018)
CFR Cluj (2019)
CFT MFK Vranov (2023)
Club Milano (2024)
CS Luceafarul - U Cluj (2023)
CSA Steaua Bucharest (2024)
CSS Sighisoara (2024)
Daco Getica (2023-2024)
Dasschool (2024)
DEAC (2024)
Debrecen VSC (2022)
Dinamo Tbilisi (2019)
Dinamo Zagreb (2016 - 2017 - 2019)
Djelmnia Shkodrane (2019)
Donatello (2017)
Don Bosco Sandonà (2019)
Eger (2023)
Escola Varsovia (2024)
FC Bihor Oradea (2024)
FC FSG Ungvar (2024)
FC Flora Tallinn (2023)
FC Honka (2024)
FC Hradec Kralove (2024)
FC Lokomotíva Košice (2017 - 2019)
FC Lesznowola (2019)
FC Shpresa (2019)
FC Sportu Chisinau (2024
FC ViOn Zlaté Moravce (2023-2024)
FCS Bistra Glimboca (2024)
Fehérvár FC (2016 - 2017 - 2018)
Ferencváros (2017 - 2023)

First Wien (2016)
FK Cement (2019)
FK Dubnica (2019)
FK Dukla Banska Bystrica (2016)
FC Petržalka (2019)
FC Spartak Trnava (2019)
FC Wacker Innsbruck (2019)
Gabala SC (2018)
Gloriett Se (2024)
Gornik Zabrze (2019)
HJK Helsinki (2019)
Honved FC (2017 - 2022)
IF Brommapojkarna (2017)
IFK Göteborg (2017)
Ikarus BSE (2023-2024)
Iraklis Neou Zigou (2023)
Järvenpään Palloseura (2019)
Kecskeméti Akadémia (2024)
Kecskeméti TE (2016)
Kelen SC (2023-2024)
Kinostudio FC (2023)
LAFC Socal JB Los Angeles (USA)
Legia Warsaw (2022)
Liverpool FC (2019)
Mészöly Focisuli SE (2023-2024)
Minaur Baia Mare (2023)
Monori SE (2024)
MFK Zemplín Michalovce (2023-2024)
MŠK Púchov (2019 - 2023)
MTK (2016 - 2017 - 2019)
NK Brinje Grosuplje (2018-2022-2023)
NK Lokomotiva Rijeka (2022-2023-2024)
NK Miklavz (2022)
NK Radomlje (2023)
OFK Belgrad (2016)
Olasz Focisuli (2023)

Omonia FC (2019)
Paralimni Soccer (2024)
Partium Labdarúgó Akadémia (2023)
PFC Beroe Stara Zagora (2019)
PKKU (2024)
Pogon Krakòw (2019)
Pordenone Calcio (2017)
Radu Rebeja Academy (2023-2024)
Rákosmenti KSK (2024)
REAC (2024)
RKSK (2023)
Romania National Team (2017)
Rozwòj Katowice (2019)
RSF Riga (2022)
San Luigi Trieste (2023-2024)
SAS Casarsa (2018)
SDM Domino Bratislava (2017-2019-2022-2024)
Shkodra (2019)
SK Slovan Bratislava (2019)
Slask Wroclaw (2017)
Stabaek IF (2019)
Stiinta Bucharest (2023)
Syrianska FC (2016)
Tarnow (2018)
Tiezzo (2019)
Udinese (2016 - 2017 - 2018 - 2019)
Ujpest FC (2023)
Újpest Labdarúgó Akadémia (2024)
Universitatea Craiova (2024)
US Spilimbergo (2016 - 2018)
U Evolution Cluj (2024)
UTA Arad (2023)
UTE (2016-2017-2018-2019-2022-2023-2024)
Vasas (2017-2019-2024)
Venezia FC (2016 - 2017 - 2018)
Veria FC (2022)
Voinicelul Bucharest (2023)
VS Dunakeszi (2019 - 2023)

Winners of th tournament

Hall of Fame

The full schedule of the matches will be presented during a press conference one month before the tournament. It will be live streaming on instagram and facebook.

2024

U9: Radu Rebeja (Moldova)
U10: U Evolution Cluj (Romania)
U11: UTE (Hungary)
U12: Radu Rebeja (Moldova)
U13: Vasas (Hungary)
B14: Újpest Labdarúgó Akadémia (Hungary)
B15: Arka Ddynia (Poland)

Ranking 2024

2023

U10: Mészöly Focisuli SE (Hungary)
U11: UTE Academy (Hungary)
U12: UTE Academy (Hungary)
U13: CS Luceafarul U Cluj (Romania)
B14: Daco Getica (Romania)
B15: Iraklis Neou Zigou (Greece)

Ranking 2023

2022

U11: Brinje Grosuplje (Slovenia)
U12: RFS Riga (Latvia)
U13: Honved FC (Hungary)
B14: UTE (Hungary)
B15: Ikarus (Hungary)
B16: Brinje Grosuplje (Slovenia)

Ranking 2022

2021

Cancelled due to Covid-19

2020

Cancelled due to Covid-19

2019

U13: Dinamo Tbilisi (Georgia)
U15: HJK Helsinki (Finland)

2018

U13 | Honved FC (Hungary)
U15 | Udinese (Italy)

2017

U13 | Pordenone Calcio (Italy)
U15 | Romania National Team

2016