”Hungarian Paul Scholes” becomes unlikely hero of the national team

Storck has previously worked with Kleinheisler when he coached the U21 team prior to taking the job at the national team. ”He is an excellent player, Andy Möller also shares this view. He is not playing in Videoton, but that has to do with his contract. In the U21 he was brilliant, world class quality, fast, agressive and two-footed”, he said. 

The player's manager István Nagy speaking to Index.hu praised the two German coaches for spotting "his dynamism, quick reactions, his ability to play with both feet, his winning attitude and his modesty, which sets him apart from other players"..

"”My phone was ringing at 7 AM, a club manager from Poland was congratulating me. He wanted to be the first, which has a message in our business"”, Nagy told the news portal. The manager expressed his hope that they can get an offer which is mutually acceptable for everyone so that Hungary's new talent can develop his football skills further in another club.