# Milán Vitális
**Milán Vitális** (born 2002 in [Nyíregyháza](https://www.edgepedia.org/nyiregyhaza), Hungary) is a Hungarian footballer who plays as a midfielder for AEK Athens in the Greek Super League and for the Hungary national team, for which he has won 8 senior caps without scoring[1](https://www.lequipe.fr/fiche/milan-vitalis/146725). He stands 1.79 m tall and weighs 73 kg[1](https://www.lequipe.fr/fiche/milan-vitalis/146725).
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Born | 2002, Nyíregyháza, Hungary[1](https://www.lequipe.fr/fiche/milan-vitalis/146725) |
| Position | Midfielder; club number 27 at AEK Athens, number 8 for Hungary[2](https://www.uefa.com/european-qualifiers/teams/players/250126069--milan-vitalis/) |
| Current club | AEK Athens, signed August 2026 on a four-year contract running to summer 2030[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/) |
| Transfer fee | Reported at €2.5 million plus bonuses; described by ETO as a club-record sale[4](https://www.nemzetisport.hu/labdarugo-nb-i/2026/08/vitalis-milan-az-aek-athennal-folytatja-hivatalos) • [3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/) |
| Senior international record | 8 caps for Hungary, 0 goals[1](https://www.lequipe.fr/fiche/milan-vitalis/146725) |
| 2026 World Cup qualifying | 4 appearances, 54 minutes, all as a substitute[5](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career) |
| Youth internationals | 8 U21 qualifying appearances (430 minutes) in 2025; 1 U17 Championship appearance (44 minutes) in 2019[5](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career) |
## Club career
Vitális began his sports career in his hometown of Nyíregyháza, but he was raised mostly in Győr and made his senior debut there[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/). He later played in Dunaszerdahely in Slovakia before returning permanently to ETO Győr[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/). ETO won the fifth league title in its history in the season before his departure, and the 24-year-old was credited with a significant role in that championship[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/).
**Move to AEK Athens.** On 6 August 2026, AEK Athens, the defending Greek champion and a club also employing Barnabás Varga, announced Vitális's signing on a four-year contract[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/). Nemzeti Sport, citing Sport24.gr, reported a fee of €2.5 million plus bonuses for the midfielder[4](https://www.nemzetisport.hu/labdarugo-nb-i/2026/08/vitalis-milan-az-aek-athennal-folytatja-hivatalos). According to ETO's own website, the Greek club signed him for a club-record amount, though no exact figure appeared in that report[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/). AEK was involved in Champions League qualifying at the time of the transfer, facing Levski Sofia or Kairat Almaty for a place in the league phase[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/). In the EA FC 27 database he is rated 71 overall with a potential of 78, listed as a central midfielder with a contract to 2030[6](https://fafifa.com/player/milan-vitalis).
## International career
Vitális made his senior debut for Hungary and has since worn the national shirt eight times[3](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/). His competitive record with the senior side is mostly as a substitute: in 2026 UEFA World Cup qualifying he played 4 matches for 54 minutes, coming on in each one[5](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career). In the 2026/27 [UEFA Nations League](https://www.edgepedia.org/uefa-nations-league) he made 4 appearances for 183 minutes, recording 1 assist and 1 yellow card[5](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career).
His youth international career ran through the Hungarian age groups. In 2019 he appeared once at the UEFA U17 Championship, playing 44 minutes as a substitute[5](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career). In 2025 he was a regular in Hungary's UEFA U21 Championship qualification campaign, with 8 appearances and 430 minutes, 1 yellow card, and no goals[5](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career).
## Playing profile
UEFA's statistics from his 2026 qualifying matches show a passing accuracy of 91.75%, a top speed of 30.68 km/h, and an average of 8.72 km of distance covered per match[2](https://www.uefa.com/european-qualifiers/teams/players/250126069--milan-vitalis/). In the FC 27 attribute model his strongest rated qualities are stamina (80), balance (78), and jumping (78), with short passing at 74 and long passing at 73, and his best-rated positions are central midfield roles[6](https://fafifa.com/player/milan-vitalis).
## References
1. [Milan Vitalis – joueur de football, L'Équipe](https://www.lequipe.fr/fiche/milan-vitalis/146725)
2. [Milán Vitális Stats 2026, UEFA.com European Qualifiers](https://www.uefa.com/european-qualifiers/teams/players/250126069--milan-vitalis/)
3. [Hivatalos: Vitális Milán az AEK Athénba igazolt, 24.hu (6 August 2026)](https://24.hu/sport/foci/2026/08/06/aek-athen-eto-vitalis-milan-atigazolas/)
4. [Vitális Milán az AEK Athénnál folytatja – hivatalos, Nemzeti Sport](https://www.nemzetisport.hu/labdarugo-nb-i/2026/08/vitalis-milan-az-aek-athennal-folytatja-hivatalos)
5. [Milán Vitális International Career History, Opta Analyst](https://theanalyst.com/players/10856/milan-vitalis/national/career)
6. [Milán Vitális · FC 27 rating, FAFIFA](https://fafifa.com/player/milan-vitalis)
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