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László Raffinsky

László Raffinsky (Romanian: Ladislau Rafinski; 23 April 1905 – 31 July 1981) was a Romanian football player of Hungarian ethnicity who was a member of the Romanian team that participated at the 1930 FIFA World Cup in Uruguay and the 1938 edition of the same competition held in France. He holds the record of most goals scored in a Romanian first league…

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1924–1925
Unirea Timișoara
1925–1927
CA Timișoara
1927–1929
Chinezul Timișoara
1929–1931
Juventus București
1929–1938
Romania
1931–1933
Ripensia Timișoara[a]

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László Raffinsky

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László Raffinsky

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1924–1925 · 1
László Raffinsky → Unirea Timișoara
1925–1927 · 1
László Raffinsky → CA Timișoara
1927–1929 · 1
László Raffinsky → Chinezul Timișoara
1929–1931 · 1
László Raffinsky → Juventus București
1929–1938 · 1
László Raffinsky → Romania
1931–1933 · 1
László Raffinsky → Ripensia Timișoara[a]
1934–1935 · 1
László Raffinsky → SK Židenice
1935 · 1
László Raffinsky → Viktoria Plzeň
1936 · 1
László Raffinsky → DFC Prag
1936–1940 · 1
László Raffinsky → Rapid București

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raffinsky cup bucurești 1929 romania timișoara 1938 team goals world juventus football romanian years 1930 unirea ploiești two victory also

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László Raffinsky1924–1925Unirea Timișoara1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1925–1927CA Timișoara1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1927–1929Chinezul Timișoara1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1929–1931Juventus București1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1929–1938Romania1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1931–1933Ripensia Timișoara[a]1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1934–1935SK Židenice1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1935Viktoria Plzeň1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1936DFC Prag1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1936–1940Rapid București1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1944–1945Prahova Ploiești1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1950Mica Brad1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1953Prahova Ploiești1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1954Chimica Târnăveni1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1955Aurul Zlatna1.00infobox
László Raffinsky1962–1964Tehnofrig Cluj-Napoca1.00infobox
László RaffinskyDate of birth(1905-04-23)23 April 19051.00infobox
László RaffinskyDate of death31 July 1981(1981-07-31) (aged 76)1.00infobox
László RaffinskyPlace of birthMiskolc, Hungary, Austria-Hungary1.00infobox
László RaffinskyPlace of deathCluj-Napoca, Romania1.00infobox
László RaffinskyPositionMidfielder1.00infobox
László RaffinskyYearsTeam1.00infobox

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