Tatabányai Bányász (1980–1983): Began professional career in Hungary.
Ferencvárosi TC (1983–1990): Became a leading goalscorer and key player; won domestic honors and earned national recognition.
Brentford (1990–1993): Moved to England and played in the lower divisions; contributed with goals and experience.
Paok FC (1993–1994): Short spell in Greece.
Ferencvárosi TC (1994–1996): Returned to Hungary and continued to add goals and leadership.
Others / later career: Finished playing career with shorter spells at Hungarian clubs before retiring and later working in coaching and management roles.
International career
Hungary national team (1984–1995): Kiprich earned over 60 caps for Hungary and scored more than 20 international goals, serving as one of the country's leading forwards during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Style of play
Physical centre-forward with good aerial ability and a strong finishing instinct. Often led the line, held up play effectively and was a reliable goalscorer for club and country.
After playing
Moved into coaching and football management roles in Hungary, including positions at youth and senior levels.
Legacy
Remembered as one of Hungary's prominent strikers of his generation, notable for his goal-scoring record at Ferencváros and his long service for the national team.