Gabor Babos leaves NAC after 14 years following relegation

Gabor Babos ends his long association with NAC Breda after 14 years. The former goalkeeper served as a keeper trainer at the club and was part of the staff during the season at Rat Verlegh Stadion.

The Hungarian joined NAC in 2010 and spent 14 seasons with the club, first as a player and later transitioning to a coaching role. His departure coincides with NAC's confirmed relegation to the Keuken Kampioen Divisie.

Babos leaves the club as a respected figure, having contributed both on and off the pitch during his tenure. His final season saw him working in the technical staff as the team faced the challenges of competing in the Eerste Divisie.

The club confirmed the news after NAC's relegation was secured, marking the end of an era for the former goalkeeper. Babos was present during NAC's time in the Rat Verlegh Stadion, which has been the club's home ground throughout his association.

The decision to depart follows NAC's relegation, which ended their 14-year stint in the Eredivisie. Babos' exit reflects the broader changes at the club as they adjust to a new competitive landscape.

As NAC prepares for life in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie, Babos' departure highlights the personal impact of the club's struggles. His 14-year commitment makes him one of the most enduring figures in NAC's recent history.

The club has yet to announce Babos' replacement or future plans for the keeper training position. His legacy at NAC remains tied to both his playing contributions and his later role in developing the club's goalkeeping talent.