The partnership was formally confirmed by Wizz Air CEO József Váradi and national team head coach Marco Rossi, shortly before the announcement of the squad.
Beyond sponsorship, Wizz Air will launch special direct fan flights to matches in Lisbon and Yerevan, enabling Hungarian supporters to travel quickly and comfortably to cheer on the team. Tickets are already available on wizzair.com and through the Wizz Air app.
“We are proud to be part of Hungary’s football success as main sponsor and as the country’s de facto national airline,” Váradi said. “Sport – especially football – builds community, inspires and connects. That is what we do as well: connecting Europe’s cultures, people and economies. Supporting the national team for us is not only social responsibility but also a long-term investment in the future.”
Rossi added: “It is an enormous honor that Wizz Air has stood alongside Hungarian football. The encouragement of our supporters is particularly important for success, so it is joyful if as many as possible can make it to away matches.”
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