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'''Sándor Torghelle''' (born [[May 5]], [[1982]] in Budapest) is a Hungarian [[football (soccer)|football]]er, playing as a striker. He came to prominence after scoring both goals in a 2-0 victory over Germany in a friendly match in 2004.

He played for Crystal Palace, after being signed from MTK Hungária in [[August 2004]] for a fee of roughly £750,000. He wore the number 10 shirt, that of a first-choice striker, but found it hard to gain a regular place in the Crystal Palace first team with Andy Johnson often playing as a lone striker.

After 12 months at Palace, Torghelle was first stripped of his first-team squad number (given number 30, while 10 went to new signing Jon Macken), then loaned out to [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[Greece]] for the [[2006]] season. In the deal, there was no clause for re-calling Sándor, and, thus, he spent the whole season in Greece. However, Torghelle failed to impress, and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] chose not to make the deal permanent. In the [[2007]] season Torghelle will be playing for [[PAOK FC]] [[Salonika]] in [[Greece]] after signing a 3-year contract.

==External links==

*[http://www.xtratime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=167743 Sándor Torghelle fan site (In English)]

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 He played for Crystal Palace, after being signed from MTK Hungária in August [[2004]] for a fee of roughly £750,000. He wore the number 10 shirt, that of a first-choice striker, but found it hard to gain a regular place in the Crystal Palace first team with Andy Johnson often playing as a lone striker.
-After 12 months at Palace, Torghelle was first stripped of his first-team squad number (given number 30, while 10 went to new signing Jon Macken), then loaned out to  [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[Greece]] for the [[2006]] season. In the deal, there was no clause for re-calling Sándor, and, thus, he spent the whole season in Greece. However, Torghelle failed to impress, and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] chose not to make the deal permanent. In the [[2007]] season Torghelle was sent to [[PAOK FC]] [[Salonika]], signing a 3-year contract.
+After 12 months at Palace, Torghelle was first stripped of his first-team squad number (given number 30, while 10 went to new signing Jon Macken), then loaned out to  [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[Greece]] for the [[2006]] season. In the deal, there was no clause for re-calling Sándor, and, thus, he spent the whole season in Greece. However, Torghelle failed to impress, and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] chose not to make the deal permanent. In the [[2007]] season Torghelle was sent to [[PAOK FC]] [[Salonika]], signing a 3-year contract. He lasted only one year before moving on to Germany where he played for Carl Zeiss Jena and FC Augsburg.
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 He played for Crystal Palace, after being signed from MTK Hungária in August [[2004]] for a fee of roughly £750,000. He wore the number 10 shirt, that of a first-choice striker, but found it hard to gain a regular place in the Crystal Palace first team with Andy Johnson often playing as a lone striker.
-After 12 months at Palace, Torghelle was first stripped of his first-team squad number (given number 30, while 10 went to new signing Jon Macken), then loaned out to  [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[Greece]] for the [[2006]] season. In the deal, there was no clause for re-calling Sándor, and, thus, he spent the whole season in Greece. However, Torghelle failed to impress, and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] chose not to make the deal permanent. In the [[2007]] season Torghelle will be playing for [[PAOK FC]] [[Salonika]] in [[Greece]] after signing a 3-year contract.
+After 12 months at Palace, Torghelle was first stripped of his first-team squad number (given number 30, while 10 went to new signing Jon Macken), then loaned out to  [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[Greece]] for the [[2006]] season. In the deal, there was no clause for re-calling Sándor, and, thus, he spent the whole season in Greece. However, Torghelle failed to impress, and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] chose not to make the deal permanent. In the [[2007]] season Torghelle was sent to [[PAOK FC]] [[Salonika]], signing a 3-year contract.
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 '''Sándor Torghelle''' (born [[May 5]], [[1982]] in Budapest) is a Hungarian [[football (soccer)|football]]er, playing as a striker. He came to prominence after scoring both goals in a 2-0 victory over Germany in a friendly match in 2004.
-He played for Crystal Palace, after being signed from MTK Hungária in [[August 2004]] for a fee of roughly £750,000. He wore the number 10 shirt, that of a first-choice striker, but found it hard to gain a regular place in the Crystal Palace first team with Andy Johnson often playing as a lone striker.
+He played for Crystal Palace, after being signed from MTK Hungária in August [[2004]] for a fee of roughly £750,000. He wore the number 10 shirt, that of a first-choice striker, but found it hard to gain a regular place in the Crystal Palace first team with Andy Johnson often playing as a lone striker.
 After 12 months at Palace, Torghelle was first stripped of his first-team squad number (given number 30, while 10 went to new signing Jon Macken), then loaned out to  [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] in [[Greece]] for the [[2006]] season. In the deal, there was no clause for re-calling Sándor, and, thus, he spent the whole season in Greece. However, Torghelle failed to impress, and [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] chose not to make the deal permanent. In the [[2007]] season Torghelle will be playing for [[PAOK FC]] [[Salonika]] in [[Greece]] after signing a 3-year contract.