Alba Fehérvár Explained

Alba Fehérvár
Nickname:Albacomp, Alba
Leagues:Nemzeti Bajnokság I/A
Arena:Alba Regia Sportcsarnok
Capacity:3,000[1]
Location:Székesfehérvár, Hungary
Colors:Blue, white, grey
President:Imre Balássy
Manager:Balázs Simon
Coach:Alejandro Zubillaga
Retired Numbers:1 (9)
Championships:5 Hungarian Championships
4 Hungarian Basketball Cup
1 Central European Basketball League
Website:albkosarhu
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Alba Fehérvár is a Hungarian professional basketball club based in Székesfehérvár that compete Nemzeti Bajnokság I, the premier division of basketball in Hungary. Founded as the successor of Székesfehérvári MDSE, they took the Hungarian championship title five times and won the Hungarian cup on four occasions. In addition, Albacomp also were crowned as the Central European Basketball League champions in 2009.

Players

Retired numbers

Alba retired numbers
N°PlayerPositionTenureDate Retired
9 1996–2000 2001

Depth chart

Honours

Domestic competitions

Nemzeti Bajnokság I/A (National Championship of Hungary)

Magyar Kupa (National Cup of Hungary)

European competitions

Season by season

SeasonTierLeagueDomestic cupEuropean competitions
1989–901 NB I/A15th
1990–911 NB I/A11th
1991–921 NB I/A10th
1992–931 NB I/A7th
1993–941 NB I/A6th
1994–951 NB I/A5th
1995–961 NB I/A3rd
1996–971 NB I/A3rd
1997–981 NB I/A1st
1998–991 NB I/A1stChampion
1999–001 NB I/A1stChampion
2000–011 NB I/A6th
2001–021 NB I/A5th
2002–031 NB I/A3rd
2003–041 NB I/A3rdRunner-up
2004–051 NB I/A3rdRunner-up
2005–061 NB I/A2nd
2006–071 NB I/A6th
2007–081 NB I/A3rd
2008–091 NB I/A5th
2009–101 NB I/A5thThird place
2010–111 NB I/A2ndRunner-up
2011–121 NB I/A3rdFourth place
2012–131 NB I/A1stChampion
2013–141 NB I/A6thQuarterfinalist
2014–151 NB I/A9thQuarterfinalist
2015–161 NB I/A2ndQuarterfinalist
2016–171 NB I/A1stChampion
2017–181 NB I/A3rdFourth place
2018–191 NB I/A11th
2019–201 NB I/A
2020–211 NB I/A5thQuarterfinalist
2021–221 NB I/A3rdFourth place
2022–231 NB I/A

Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Hungary.

Sponsorship

YearNameKit SponsorKit Manufacturer
2022-23Alba FehérvárSzerencsejáték Zrt.Macron (home), Hummel (away)
2021-22Alba FehérvárSzerencsejáték Zrt.Hummel
2020-21Alba FehérvárSzerencsejáték Zrt.Hummel
2019-20Alba FehérvárSzerencsejáték Zrt.Spalding
2018-19Alba FehérvárSzerencsejáték Zrt.Spalding
2017-2018Alba FehérvárHuaweiSpalding
2016–2017Alba FehérvárHungranaSpalding
2015–2016Alba FehérvárHungranaSpalding
2014–2015Alba FehérvárHungranaSpalding
2013–2014Alba FehérvárMagyar KoronaSpalding
2012–2013Alba FehérvárMagyar KoronaSpalding
2011–2012Albacomp FehérvárNescaféSpalding
2010–2011AlbacompNescaféSpalding
2009–2010AlbacompNescaféSpalding
2008–2009AlbacompNescaféSpalding
2007–2008AlbacompGarzon BútorSpalding
2006–2007AlbacompGarzon BútorSpalding
2005–2006AlbacompGarzon BútorConverse
2004–2005AlbacompGarzon BútorConverse
2003–2004AlbacompGarzon BútorAdidas
2002–2003AlbacompGarzon BútorAdidas

Notable players

Hungarians
Foreigners

Head coaches

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Alba Fehérvár Kosárlabda Csapat hivatalos honlapja - Székesfehérvár. Albakosar.hu. 4 February 2018.

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